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Note: Some plugins can only exist in the old folder.

It should automatically connect to your existing settings. (Windows 32-bit folder names) C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox (Windows 64-bit folder names) C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox (C) to rename the program folder, either: (A) download a fresh Installer for Firefox 40.0.2 of in an ideal location. Don't uninstall NOT Firefox, that does not need. As described below, this process does not disrupt your existing settings. We use this name, but it isn't about deleting your settings, this is to ensure that the program, files are clean (not incompatible, corrupt or exotic code files). You want to switch to the standard version? If so, this is how I suggest to do: New features usually are not added for at least six months, although security patches are issued approximately every six weeks. The version of ESR is intended for companies who need maximum stability for their users.

Extended support release (ESR): currently Firefox 38.2.0.

Public release of the standard/large: currently Firefox 40.0.2.

I'll answer your question, but I suggest not changing your version of Firefox until find us out if having to do any with your plant, discussed here: Īt some point, there are two different versions of Firefox: Then I go to the Task Manager, and he told me that no request to don't run! I went through this process three times without any positive result. At the end of the process, he told me that Firefox still works and I have to close it for the new version to load. I close in Firefox, go to the folder where the file is located and run it. So I click on upgrade and it loads a file "stub".

"Looks like you are using an older version of Firefox." However, I got emails telling me to upgrade to the latest version which seems to be in the 40s. I have Firefox 38.2.0 and it tells me that it is the most recent version. I have Firefox 38.2.0 and it tells me that it is the most recent version but online there is version 40 + and it won't let me install it. No, it's a scam which is the link to the site, mozilla does not use a site to ask you to update, it uses an automatic update. If I go to the Firefox site and it says that I use the most recent version, I think Mozilla tells me and wonder "why a site told me that I have to update? I hope only that Mozilla and not blindly download something without studying. I wonder if these sites are trying to make me download malware or virus. When I go into FIrefox, it says that I use the most recent version. Sometimes, I get a notice from a site that Firefox needs an update.