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I want to up grade my current firefox, but in the past, the newer version does not allow me to keep web page's

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Hi, using Mac Sierra 10.13.5 on a power book. 

I have tried up grading to the latest version of firefox before, but it then does not allow me to open facebook, and other web pages I use regularly?

I have tried suggestions, going into security settings etc, but only some of my pages saved in book marks ( side bar ) open?

I need to up grade, but do not want to loose these pages, and have to spend hours trying to work it out. I need a straight change over, easy, quick, with no problems.

Hi, using Mac Sierra 10.13.5 on a power book. I have tried up grading to the latest version of firefox before, but it then does not allow me to open facebook, and other web pages I use regularly? I have tried suggestions, going into security settings etc, but only some of my pages saved in book marks ( side bar ) open? I need to up grade, but do not want to loose these pages, and have to spend hours trying to work it out. I need a straight change over, easy, quick, with no problems.

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Hi, just ask for help if that happens as there is a solution. Some of the issues come from running : security software like Avast/AVG, Kaspersky, BitDefender and ESET that intercept secure connections and send their own certificate. Which you would have to contact them for for a work around or what settings to change.

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Hi, just ask for help if that happens as there is a solution. Some of the issues come from running : security software like Avast/AVG, Kaspersky, BitDefender and ESET that intercept secure connections and send their own certificate. Which you would have to contact them for for a work around or what settings to change.

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Thanks.