# Using Installer files on MacOS/Linux

A set of installers are produced for Windows, MacOS (11 and higher) and Linux Ubuntu 18+ - these are produced with CI-runners (continuous integration) so rapid deployment of fixes can be done on the software.

**The most updated installers will be accessible on the** [**MASQ Browser website**](https://masqbrowser.com) **download page**

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### Note on Mac

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On many Mac systems you may need to give the MASQ App 'Full Disk Access' within the 'Security & Privacy' Settings
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### Note on using Linux Snap

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Your system must have the Snap package manager. (Shipped with Ubuntu 18/20+) <https://snapcraft.io/docs/installing-snapd>
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**Unzip installer zip file**

**Install Command**:\
` snap install --dangerous --devmode`` `` `*`masq_x.x.x`*`.snap`

**Uninstall command**:\
`sudo snap remove masq`\
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\&#xNAN;*NOTE:* Linux Mint comes without snap, but there is a way to enable/install snapd <https://snapcraft.io/install/snapd/mint>


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