Having resolved the firefox header/footer printing on my laptop, I went to implement it on my desktop box and discovered a different issue.  The desktop is older than the laptop.  The Ubuntu there was originally a version before Firefox was installed out of the box and had a Firefox 
1.5.x.x even though the OS has been upgraded with each Ubuntu release and s also currently running Ubuntu 7.04.<br><br>Seems the Ubuntu installer/upgrader detected this and rather than replacing the FF 1.5, it also installed FF 
2.0.x.x.&nbsp; The FF 1.5 was originally installed in /opt as one might expect for an add-on package.&nbsp; FF 2.0 was installed in /usr/lib as one might expect for a package that came as part of the distro.&nbsp; /usr/bin/ contains two links, &quot;firefox&quot; points to /opt/firefox/firefox while 
firefox.ubuntu points to ../lib/firefox/firefox.&nbsp; Interestingly enough, the laptop has /usr/bin/firefox pointing to ../lib/firefox/firefox.&nbsp; Clearly, the installed/upgrader was the intelligence to create the firefox.ubuntu
 link on the desktop.<br><br>OK, here is the issue: I want to get rid of the FF 1.5 and use the 2.0 version only.&nbsp; I realize I can simply change the /usr/bin/firefox link to use 2.0.&nbsp; My question is how to properly delete 
1.5 since there seems to be no uninstall and the package manager is not aware of it (it was originally installed using a Linux install link on the Mozilla site).&nbsp; Just deleting /opt/firefox/ may not be safe or complete..&nbsp; Anyone know how to do this cleanly?
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