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Cannot find older version of Firefox

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Hi, I updated my Firefox to the latest version & it doesn't work on my laptop. I am trying to revert to the older version but cannot find the download. How can I revert back to the old version that actually works on my laptop? My laptop is over 12 years old & cannot be updated anymore. It's a Mac 10.9.5

Hi, I updated my Firefox to the latest version & it doesn't work on my laptop. I am trying to revert to the older version but cannot find the download. How can I revert back to the old version that actually works on my laptop? My laptop is over 12 years old & cannot be updated anymore. It's a Mac 10.9.5

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SUMOsJR
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Hello,

Sorry to hear the newest release for the browser is not working on your laptop. Currently the oldest MacOS version supported is 10.12.

Here is a directory for Firefox Versions. You should be able to look through and download an older version that works for you. https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/

Please keep in mind that lowering the version to an older build might make your browser more prone to risk.

I hope this helps.

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cor-el
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Note that Firefox 78.15.0 is the last version for your Mac OS X platform (update channel: mozilla-mac-eol-esr1) and you will no longer receive updates, so you are out of luck if you can't update your OS.

Firefox 78.15.0 on the Mozilla CDN server:

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