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I would like to upgrade FoxFire, but when I do I'm told that the upgrade will not support my List.It app. Then I have to go to a lot of trouble to uninstall the upgrade and then install the previous version. Or give up and return to Explorer. Why can't th

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I have tried several times over a period of months to upgrade Foxfire, but apparently the List.It app I use is not supported by the upgrade. Then I must choose between losing all the data on my list.it or uninstalling the upgrade. Is this something that permanently cannot be fixed???

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I have tried several times over a period of months to upgrade Foxfire, but apparently the List.It app I use is not supported by the upgrade. Then I must choose between losing all the data on my list.it or uninstalling the upgrade. Is this something that permanently cannot be fixed??? == This happened == Every time Firefox opened

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Do you have the current version of list.it (version 0.4.8.9.1)? This page https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/12737/ indicates it is compatible with all Firefox 3.6.* versions. Tools > Add-ons > Extensions shows what version. If it is old, click "Find Updates" at the bottom of the Extensions window.

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Do you have the current version of list.it (version 0.4.8.9.1)? This page https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/12737/ indicates it is compatible with all Firefox 3.6.* versions. Tools > Add-ons > Extensions shows what version. If it is old, click "Find Updates" at the bottom of the Extensions window.