you can’t type firefox command in the Terminal. So ‘make link’ the firefox icon then cut it and open filesystem folder then bin folder and paste it and change its name to ‘firefox’. That’s, Now you can call firefox command in the terminal.

How do I open Firefox from command line?

Open a DOS prompt by clicking on Start->Run and typing “cmd” at the prompt: Click the ‘OK’ button to open the Command Prompt window: Navigate to the FireFox directory (the default is C:Program FilesMozilla Firefox): To run FireFox from the command line, simply type in firefox.

Where is Firefox installed on Linux?

Firefox looks like it comes from /usr/bin however – that is a symbolic link pointing to ../lib/firefox/firefox.sh. For my installation of Ubuntu 16.04, firefox, and many others are stored in various directories of /usr/lib.