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after installing it, run firefox and no window opens, however in the system monitor I see firefox running, the same thing happens with chrome and opera, ¿what can i do, could someone help me? my computer has 2 cores 4G memory and more than 250G free disk

Alvaro Garcia
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    Please provide all details in your question text (depending on browser setup, details in title may not be readable when reading your question, which doesn't mention what release you're using). If you install Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Desktop, firefox is installed by default and doesn't need installation, are you using the desktop release? What screen resolution are you using? (in QA I've used resolutions down to 1024x800 without issue)3 – guiverc Oct 10 '22 at 00:15
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    As you report several browsers have this issue it is not a Firefox problem. More details are needed. – David Oct 10 '22 at 05:20
  • Hello thanks for your help, the problem is that none of the browsers (firefox, chrome, Opera) work on Ubuntu 22.04.1. therefore I don't have internet access since Ubuntu 22.04.1. This Ubuntu 22.0.4.1 install it on on Board Intel DG31PR core 2 Duo 3.00 GHz which has 2 core processor, 4G memory and more than 250G free disk space. the resolution of Ubuntu with which I configure Ubuntu is 1024 x 768, I have changed it to other resolutions and still the browsers do not work. – Alvaro Garcia Oct 10 '22 at 18:53
  • I am using the desktop version of Ubuntu 22.04.1 – Alvaro Garcia Oct 10 '22 at 22:53

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Maybe you just upgraded to 22.04 or reinstall the ubuntu-desktop.
You can use snap list to check out the information in the last column "Notes".

  1. If any of your core/core22/core20/core18 show "broken", then
    sudo snap remove core(choose all broken)
    sudo sanp install core(same)

  2. Or firefox shows "disable",then
    sudo apt enable firefox and the type firefox in terminal.
    Maybe it will pop out errors like failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"
    https://askubuntu.com/a/208436/1630689 will help you with this.

yaoyhu
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  • Hello, thanks for your collaboration, I tried these options but I can't get firefox to work – Alvaro Garcia Oct 25 '22 at 21:25
  • Actually, Snap is a terrible package manager. I recommend that you remove all packages installed by snap and snap itself (remember to disable re-installation by itself). And if the question still bothers you, you can install Firefox by following official instructions via zip. – yaoyhu Mar 26 '23 at 15:35