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Note: We currently only build Dawn on Linux for x86_64, if you are interested in Dawn for Linux on arm, please note your support in this issue.
First, if you have previously installed Ghostery Dawn, we recommend making a backup of your ~/.ghostery\ browser directory
~/.ghostery\ browser
tar zcPf ~/ghostery-backup-$(date +%s).tar.gz ~/.ghostery\ browser
Download the latest version of Ghostery Dawn for Linux here
Extract the file you just downloaded into ~/Ghostery
~/Ghostery
tar jxf Ghostery*.tar.bz2 -C $HOME
Next, if this is the first time you have installed a Ghostery Dawn build, run through the following steps:
Quit any instances of Ghostery Dawn you have open.
Run ~/Ghostery/Ghostery -ProfileManager to start the Ghostery Dawn Profile Manager
~/Ghostery/Ghostery -ProfileManager
Create a new profile called ghostery-build
ghostery-build
Make sure that the default profile is still selected
Click exit to close the profile manager (do not start Ghostery)
Run the following shell script to add dawn to your path:
mkdir -p ~/bin cat > ~/bin/ghostery <<END #!/bin/bash exec "\$HOME/Ghostery/Ghostery" -P ghostery-build "\$@" END chmod 755 ~/bin/ghostery
Success! The ghostery command in your ~/bin directory will now run Ghostery Dawn with the ghostery-build profile.
ghostery
~/bin
(Optional) You may also want to add the ~/bin directory to your path so you can run the ghostery command from any folder.
Add ~/bin to your $PATH in your shell config:
$PATH
bash:
echo 'export PATH="$PATH:~/bin"' >> ~/.bash_profile
zsh:
echo 'export PATH="$PATH:~/bin"' >> ~/.zshrc
open a new shell window to load updated config
you should now be able to run ghostery from any folder to start Ghostery Dawn