Dependencies
To run, Replay requires the following shared libraries:
- libgtk-3.so.0
- libdbus-glib-1.so.2
- Openssl 1.1
Furthermore, it requires a current version of glibc, so Replay may not work on an older distribution. Currently, Ubuntu 20.04 is the only officially supported distribution, although others may work as well.
Installing Dependencies
The easiest way to install the necessary dependencies is to install Firefox from your distribution's software repository, because Firefox has the same dependencies as the Replay browser. If you don't want to install Firefox, you may install the necessary dependencies separately:
Ubuntu
These dependencies can be installed on Ubuntu using the command:
shellsudo apt-get install -y libgtk-3-0 libdbus-glib-1-2
Running Replay
Once you have installed the dependencies, you can download the Replay browser from https://static.replay.io/downloads/linux-replay.tar.bz2, unzip it with
shelltar xjf linux-replay.tar.bz2
and run the executable file called replay.
Old versions of Replay
https://static.replay.io/downloads/linux-replay.tar.bz2 will always download the latest version of the Replay browser. If you need to download a specific version, open the "Help" โ "About Replay" dialog to get the Build ID (which starts with "linux-gecko-"). You can download this version of Replay from https://static.replay.io/downloads/<BuildID>.tar.bz2.