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TNDemo

(3,452 posts) Wed Jun 6, 2012, 06:58 PM Jun 2012

Firefox question.

I have a five year old Mac and of course by now it can't support some of the updates. Today Firefox popped up an update notice si I clicked it. Now that it is installed, it says I can't run Firefox with my current OS. Is there a way to download an earlier version?

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Firefox question. (Original Post) TNDemo Jun 2012 OP
Yes, I've done that. I believe I have the solution for you. Check this link: freshwest Jun 2012 #1
P. S. Another link on how to run two versions at once. freshwest Jun 2012 #2
Thank you very much! TNDemo Jun 2012 #3
Found I will have to update, but don't want all of them, so here is the old Firefox for Mac: freshwest Sep 2012 #4

freshwest

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1. Yes, I've done that. I believe I have the solution for you. Check this link:
Reply to TNDemo (Original post)
Wed Jun 6, 2012, 08:24 PM
Jun 2012
Old Version of Firefox

http://www.oldapps.com/firefox.php

I can't post that page as it is too long but it gives many older versions and the links.

If you scroll down I hope you'll find your old version that worked for you.

Good luck.


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freshwest

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2. P. S. Another link on how to run two versions at once.
Reply to freshwest (Reply #1)
Wed Jun 6, 2012, 08:50 PM
Jun 2012

I'm going to try it because I'm having some trouble with some websites:

http://techrena.net/install-two-versions-firefox-same-pc/

Although that is for a Windows computer, I think I can figure out to do it intuitively.

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