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unresponsive script error on windows 98 computer using firefox 2.0.0.20.

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jplas3
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I am using Windows 98 on an old computer. I have been using Firefox 2.0.0.20. I get frequent "Unresponsive Script" error messages. In the past I extended the time but I am back to getting numerous of these errors. What can I do to fix this? If I should go to a later version, which should it be and where do I get the download? If I do go to a later version, do I need to delete the oldversion first? Also, will my Bookmarks be saved?

I am using Windows 98 on an old computer. I have been using Firefox 2.0.0.20. I get frequent "Unresponsive Script" error messages. In the past I extended the time but I am back to getting numerous of these errors. What can I do to fix this? If I should go to a later version, which should it be and where do I get the download? If I do go to a later version, do I need to delete the oldversion first? Also, will my Bookmarks be saved?

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Old Firefox versions like that had a lot more problems with scripts taking too long to execute and brought up that unresponsive script message. There's a lot less problems with the newer versions of Firefox, but Firefox 2.0.0.20 was the last version of Firefox for Win98/SE/ME. Unless you install something called Kernelx, you can't install and use a later version of Firefox.