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I have a MBP running OS Sierra (10.12.6).

I've exported all my bookmarks & Passwords ready to import them later.

I've downloaded the extended 115.40 version of Firefox. I've deleted the 'old' versin of Firefox and opened the esr and I see the bookmarks are still there... so what did I do wrong?

I'm still getting the 'This browser version is no longer supported' Error

Thanks g

I'm trying to open a file that was sent to me, but my computer is asking me to update Firefox. When I try to do that, it shows that I already have the most current update.

I have a Mac that you are threatening not to serve any more. I read about your Extended download. If I do not download this Firefox Extended upgrade, does this mean that my Mac will not be able to browse and read web pages, etc., or will I not be able to open any URLs?

Also, I am having problems with some downloads in Acrobat not displaying the proper font type and size and kerning, but it downloads and prints those documents in the right dimensions. Is this a Firefox problem or an Acrobat problem or a computer problem?

I should mention that I am just about out of memory on this old computer and do not wish to add more downloads at this time, until I can get some memory cleared out, which might take me awhile.

My imac late 2015 running 10.12.6 Sierra crashed yesterday and on rebooting I noticed that my Firefox browser had disappeared. I was asked to reinstall with a new Extended support Release 115.34.1esr which I did but now I have lost all my bookmarks and access to my Outlook account. Is there a way that i can retrieve the lost settings?

I got a message that my certificate expired April 18,,,I dont know why? How do I get it restored. The message came on my desktop , FB is working fine and I can view my website flovalleynews,com on my phone....I dont understad this at all!