Raspberry Pi

How to install Midori Browser on Raspberry Pi

Browsers are used to visit different URLs to get information about different products and services, for which, there are different popular internet browsers in the market including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and one is Midori browser. Midori browser is available in two versions, one is for the mobile version known as Midori Mobile and the other is for the Desktop known as Midori Desktop.

If we discuss the specification of Midori then we will say that it is a light, fast, and secure web browser. The Midori browser comes from different operating systems including Windows, Linux, and macOS, but in this guide we will install Midori on the Raspberry Pi operating system.

How to install Midori on the Raspberry Pi operating system

Update the Repository using the command:

$ sudo apt update

After updating the packages, we will use the apt package manager to install Midori on the Raspberry Pi operating system:

$ sudo apt install midori -y

When the installation is complete, we will launch it by clicking on the Application’s menu, then on the “Internet”, and in the next dropdown menu click on the “Midori”:

Now, Midori browser is ready to use:

To delete the Midori on Raspberry Pi, use the command:

$ sudo apt purge midori -y

Conclusion

One of the key features of Midori browser is that it is fast, and comes with a simple interface that can be understood by every user, moreover, you can manage the privacy settings of the browser according to your ease. In this guide, the installation of the Midori browser has been discussed on the Raspberry Pi operating system using the command-line interface.

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Hammad Zahid

I'm an Engineering graduate and my passion for IT has brought me to Linux. Now here I'm learning and sharing my knowledge with the world.