Hi

We’re sorry that you’re unhappy with the new Firefox. This upgrade can’t be reversed, but we are continually making improvements to the new version. Thank you for providing feedback that will help us make Firefox better.

Hi We’re sorry that you’re unhappy with the new Firefox. This upgrade can’t be reversed, but we are continually making improvements to the new version. Thank you for providing feedback that will help us make Firefox better.

I'm telling you people to make the old version available for those who want it, I'm not asking if "updating" to an older version is possible. Hope this clears up any confusion on your part.

There is no intention at the present time to make the older version of Firefox for Android generally available. It will not have the security and stability fixes that have been included in later updates.

There is no intention at the present time to make the older version of Firefox for Android generally available. It will not have the security and stability fixes that have been included in later updates.

That should be a decision for us, the users to decide for ourselves, and not you or your team. For those who prefer security and "stability", they may stick with current updated version. But for those of us who actually prefer functionality, useability and stability over security, our wishes and desires to revert back to the older version which we're familiar with ought to be respected. And how dare you mention stability? The older version never crashes upon download completion and it doesn't load blankpages while we wait and wait. You call this stability?

Thank you for your feedback.

I am going to close this thread, but if you do have a support request we can help you with, please ask a new question and we will do our best to help.