Since Ubuntu 20.04, Snap becomes the default underlying method replacing the standard DEB in the Software Center, and the latest Ubuntu LTS release (22.04 Jammy Jellyfish) being pushed as new default package manager replacing the apt package manager, we used for years. For example, when you install the fresh installation of Ubuntu 22.04, you’ll find Firefox installed as Snap.
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The problem is, when Snap is broken, in this specific case of Firefox as Snap, you can’t open your browser, you can’t browse the Internet or find any solution on the Internet when you got a trouble. There are known stability issues that simply don’t happen with traditional .deb packages, such as slower performance and due to its design, the application installation size is huge and costs disk space because it packages all the dependencies.
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