That’s because it’s in the Arch Extra repo. As I said… just run sudo pacman -S librewolf. it installs from Extra. If you have the AUR version installed, you’ll be asked to remove that.
See here…
looking for conflicting packages...
:: librewolf-153.0.3_1-1 and librewolf-bin-1:153.0.1_1-1 are in conflict.
Remove librewolf-bin? [y/N] y
@kd4e I use multiple browsers (all Firefox-based). Firefox itself, I have been using since its inception and going back to its predecessor. However, over time, as Mozilla began making decisions I did not agree with (from telemetry collection to Pocket and AI), I started running privacy-hardening JS scripts. There are many out there, Arken is probably the best, but my script takes more of a moderate approach. As it is, I do this because I actually prefer Firefox and want to preserve it and keep it (and not sellout and go over to Chrome).
Yes, I know it’s more “convenient” not to do that. Well, I am on Linux, so I obviously do not mind doing extra work to get what I want when I use technology. Same applies to my web browsing because I need to have multiple browsers, which I prefer doing to isolate my use cases.
I use multiple browsers too … especially in Android, but also on Linux. I commonly run Waterfox as well as Firefox, and if I am doing secure stuff like banking, I run them inside firejail.