I have Firefox 115.0.3 on my Win 7 32bit. Do I still have to download the ESR or is 115.0.3 still in the okay range of 115?
hi I would like to download and install firefox for android which if I understand correctly is named fenix, without going to an app store. I don't see a direct link on th… (funda kabanzi)
hi I would like to download and install firefox for android which if I understand correctly is named fenix, without going to an app store. I don't see a direct link on the main pages on the website. I noticed at https://archive.mozilla.org/pub/ it looks like it might be possible to get the apk. My concern would be does this violate any terms or licenses? Is this 100 percent ok to do? Also does the firefox owners have anything written answering this? There are websites that imply sideloading firefox might be considered using without permission and I definitely don't want that.
Do you have an MSI installer available for Windows arm64 ?
Thank you very much for taking the time to read my question. i am using firefox ios. I would like to install the official Ublock Origin extention from the official Fire… (funda kabanzi)
Thank you very much for taking the time to read my question.
i am using firefox ios. I would like to install the official Ublock Origin extention from the official Firefox extention site. It will allow me to press the "Download" button, but then it will open a page that says,
"Almost there! Now finish installing Firefox."
I am doing this in the official Firefox browser App, so I'm sure you can understand my confusion seeing as I am already here and I downloaded the App a long time ago. It is my default browser, I do not have any other browsers installed on this device and I never have.
Beneath the previously mentioned quote there are two blue hyperlinks. The first is labeled "Get help with your installation." The second is labeled "Download in another language or for another operating system."
It will not present any other options to me, and it will not install any extentions even if they are official and Mozilla approved. Firefox doesn't seem to be able to detect... well, itself. I have no idea what I should do to fix this. I'm sure its likely a simple solution that I am just not aware of or something like that.