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Place it under 'Internet', and name it 'Firefox', and use '/opt/firefox/firefox' for the command.

Right click on the 'K' icon, and choose 'Edit applications', then chose 'New Item'.

If you are using KDE like me, then you need to create a shortcut for the newly installed Firefox. Sudo tar -xvjf /tmp/ff.tar.bz2 -C /opt Create a shortcut

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