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I wanted to upgrade from 3.6.3, but I could not find where and how to upgrade to the mostrecent version. So after several days of searching, I finally found a webpage where I could downbload the most recent version, but not how to upgrade from 3.6.3. So I downloaded 37.0.2. Now I don't know how to import the bookmarks. I am sorry, I just don't know how to follow your pages of information. I tried, but when I open v. 37.0.2 and drag down on "File", there is no import option.

I ask for instructions to import my Firefox version 3.6.3 bookmarks to the new Firefox version 37.0.2 I just downloaded.

This is so confusing to me. I tried to follow instruction prior to asking this question. I just can't do it. PLEASE Help.

Thanks for your time.

Very odd. I'm running Firefox V 3.6.3 under Ubuntu. Firefox works fine until my screen powers down from power savings mode. I have mine set for like 5 minutes I think. After it resumes you can't input from the keyboard. You CAN copy and paste to your hearts content but no keyboard input works. Seamonkey does not have this problem as i've left both browsers up at the same time to make sure it wasn't something with the ubuntu system.

This happened

Every time Firefox opened

== Not sure. I think the last upgrade but didn't really notice it at first.

I have the current version of firefox, it is up to date however it says that I have an old version of firefox and need to update. I have tried removing the program completely and re-adding it, and it still says I am not up to date on the current version. I've gone to the Help section to check our version, and we are up to date. Any help out there?

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Is there an easier way to have the newest version of Firefox/Thunderbird than constantly having to update constantly? I am already up to 221 updates of Stub 24.0 with no end in sight! It is tedious, time consuming and I have no idea how long it will even take. I love Firefox, but don't know what to do.

Thanks for any help

Upon reboot and re-launch I noticed that the Office 2010 install seems to have also installed a Mozilla add-on (check your add-ons page auto-launched). Given that it's microsoft, and that my google docs stopped launching when 2010 was installed, I'm wondering if the microsoft add-on does something to interfere and cause this bug.

I am running firefox 3.6.3 on a powerpc mac laptop. There are no more upgrades to either firefox or any of the plugins it is using. It's a powerpc and the current updates of the plugins all require an intel based mac. I constantly get the message "some plugins used by this page are out of date" message above the screen, or Firefox disables plugins because it says they are a security risk. I don't care. This is an old computer that would work fine if Firefox would just stop trying to upgrade either itself or its plugins, or try to warn me about something that can't be upgraded and that I don't care about. MAC rule number one: The user is in charge. How do I fix this annoying and PC like feature?

In the future if Firefox is going to continue to have this "feature" it should keep track of what kind of computer it is running on and what what updates can and can not run on the computer it is running on, or give the user the option of turning off not only the messages but the whole plugin update function.

Mac OX 10.5.8 running on a 1.5 GHZ Power PC G4

When the classmates.com website is called up the page appears as requested but as soon as the transfer of data is complete the page disappears and the Firefox browser, not the system shuts down.

There is a similar problem with the Fedex tracking website. The page appears for less than a second ant then the status indication at the bottom left of the page indicates that the page is stopped.

I am using Mozilla Firefox 3.6.3 on my computer. But a message keeps coming while I use Firefox saying "You may want to upgrade your browser. You're using an old version of Firefox that is no longer supported and may be insecure. To upgrade, open Firefox's Help menu and click Check for Updates..." But when I open Firefox's help menu, I can't see "check for updates" to click. What should I do?

I have had Firefox for several years but it remains stuck on version 3.6.3. It is configured for automatic updates but clearly this isn't working. I have manually downloaded the 19.0.2dmg but nothing happens when I try to install. When I try to install from the Check for updates choice under Help I receive an error message to say it can't be updated due to "Update XML file malformed (200)". I don't want to dump and re-install the whole thing as I will lose all bookmarks. Any suggestions?

This is an https website. The login page appears as per normal. I then have to enter my account number and pin number. I then click the continue button. The screen then clears and starts attempting to login to the website to access the next page of the security procedure. The down loading procedure reaches approximately half way and will not go any further. None of the next page of the security procedure appears on the screen.

I am not having this problem with either Google Chrome or Internet Explorer.

Can you help me please?

When it comes to replying or forwarding an e-mail on my hotmail a/c, the newly installed Mozilla/Firefox program does not provide any method for me to insert a "subject" nor to include an "attachment" to the e-mail. This is a complete and utter disaster! Please advise me soonest how to uninstall the newly installed Mozilla/Firefox. If possible to expedite the requested solution (Uninstall), please call me at (Phone number removed by mod); or e-mail me at (email removed by mod)

Anytime I open any yahoo page a window appears stating that a script from yimg.com imageloader base media bootstrap has stopped working. It asks me to stop the script or continue. No matter what I do firefox freezes, stops responding and shuts down.

This is extremely frustrating as yahoo is my homepage and has been for years, this problem has started within the last month. I've cleared the cache and my cookies, not sure what else to do. I am thinking about just scrapping it and switching to crome.

Please help! Thank you.

I am running Leopard (10.5.8) on my PowerBook G4. I tried to update to Snow Leopard but said I couldn't so I am figuring can't get Mountain Lion. That means I can't get upload a new version of Firefox and can't get Flashplayer. It is NOT possible to get a newer computer. What are my options.

I'm using latest Firefox version 17 but on the internet it tells me i would use Firefox 3.6. My PC is an Intel Duo Core Processor from 2007 on Windows XP Service Pack 3. How's that possible and how to fix this problem?

Thanks