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Added "Run Pale Moon" section to README.
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vasilev committed Dec 26, 2019
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docker build -t vasilev/palemoon github.com/vasilev/docker-image-palemoon
```

With the image locally available, install the wrapper scripts using:
With the image locally available, install the wrapper scripts to launch `palemoon` using:

```bash
docker run -it --rm \
--volume /usr/local/bin:/target \
vasilev/palemoon:latest install
```

This will install a wrapper script to launch `palemoon`.
This will extract a wrapper scripts from the image and install them into your host system at `/usr/local/bin`.

## Run Pale Moon

After installation phase just run in your console:

```bash
palemoon
```

> **Note**
>
> If Pale Moon is installed on the the host then the host binary is launched instead of starting a Docker container. To force the launch of Pale Moon in a container use the `palemoon-wrapper` script. For example, `palemoon-wrapper palemoon` will launch Pale Moon inside a Docker container regardless of whether it is installed on the host or not.
> If Pale Moon is installed on the host then the host binary is launched instead of starting a Docker container. To force the launch of Pale Moon in a container use the `palemoon-wrapper` script. For example, `palemoon-wrapper palemoon` will launch Pale Moon inside a Docker container regardless of whether it is installed on the host or not.
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