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| You can use  export BROWSER="/path/to/browser"You can add it your  Exit the terminal and open it again. Run  | 
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I saw in the online documentation that it is possible to use a specific browser then starting my app with
npm startusing theBROWSERenvironment variable.I tried many times with different configurations targeting different installed browsers .
BROWSER=~/dev/firefox-dev/firefox/firefox npm startBROWSER=brave npm startEverytime, it just started with my default browser without any additional output.
Any idea why this isn't working?
Edit: Ubuntu 20.04 if it helps
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