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I want to install a old version 52.3.0 X64 on my computer for developing web app. (the application is run on 52.3.0 X64). But I can not find the installation. Is there download center for the firefox old version?

I'm trying to download android Firefox for mobile phones through PC Firefox. Now it seems that Android devices can only get Firefox through Google play. However, this is a nightmare for Firefox users in many countries in the world where the Internet is strictly censored and blocked, such as the People's Republic of China. Not only is the Internet strictly censored and blocked like android phones, so they can't get Firefox or other products through www.mozilla.org because the page will be directed to Google play. People don't have Google's android suite so they can't get Firefox in this way. So I recommend developers to The Firefox android download page provides APK installation files so that users in countries where the Internet is censored can more easily install the privacy-safe browser Firefox, Please submit my question to firefox to try to make it easier for people who can't use Google services to download firefox.,The attached image shows a reminder of censorship when using China's local Internet browser UC to access www.Mozilla.org. Thanks

If this question is posted in the wrong place, I hope the admins will move it to where it should be.

I recently purchased an Amazon SmartTV. It works beautifully with my wifi network. I cannot find the Firefox browswer in the app store. Searching revealed several articles purporting to instruct on how to install Firefox on smart TVs, but none of them worked for me. I was instructed to download and install an app called Downloader (which I did) then instructed to use a code (28907) which should have taken me to a menu where I could proceed. Unfortunately, nothing happened after entering that code. I could not proceed past entering the code.

My Tv uses a Firestick remote but does not use a FireTV stick, dongle or cube. I have other apps installed on the TV but the were either pre-installed or came from the app store available on the TV.

Is it possible to install the Firefox browser on my TV? If so, can someone point me to an article that will tell me how to do so?

TIA

I see Firefox Android was migrated to Mozilla Central

https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/firefox-android/wiki#upcoming-migration-to-mozilla-central

Can someone please send me the specific link to the new repository for Firefox Android on Mozilla Central?

https://hg.mozilla.org/

Created Gmail account for gmail.com.

Where my name or initial should appear, it says "Finish setup"

I have checked circles that I want, but it still says "Finish setup."

What can I do?

i am having problems to install firefox 135.0 on linux mint 19.3 and if can get instructions that work looked on internet i havent found help there is there a sure fire way to solve this problem ?

I recently returned an older, windows 7 laptop to original factory settings. It works great but the original browser was "windows explorer" which is no longer supported and defunct. Consequently, without internet, I have no way to download a browser. So my question is: is there a Firefox disk, or is there a way to get Firefox without internet?

I would like to ask you for supplementing system requirements for Firefox on Linux machines presented on pages like this, https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/133.0/system-requirements/ All the requirements shown for Firefox 133 on this page are satisfied in my Linux Fedora 20 with versions of the required libraries updated but Firefox cannot start GUI. As this concerns all Firefox versions newer than Firefox 95 that has the same requirements concerning Linux system and is functional in my system I have filed a bug report to https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1938497 Almost immediately I have seen the comment below my report, "Fedora 20 saw its end of life 114 months ago. Nobody cares about supporting Fedora 20 anymore." with status RESOLVED WONTFIX that means, "The problem described is a bug which will never be fixed." This means that some other requirements exist whence maybe a minimal number of Linux distribution should be noted as required for new Firefox versions to work. For "older" Linux users this would save them a lot of time.

I used a direct Mozilla link to download Firefox a couple of months ago, but Java is now disabled, suddenly, and inexplicably. I need to reinstall, but I can only find links to the hackers' playground — Google Play. I'm not going there. Help?