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I have used Firefox as my browser for many years now. But I am having difficulties with my Apple Mail App and have tried to set up email account on Gmail. Gmail/google have message saying my Browser, ie Firefox, is no longer supported on their platform for email. I also saw a message in Firefox, saying my OS 10.13.6 is no longer supported by Firefox.

questions: can I still use Firefox if my OS stays the same (ie I don't update computer OS, not sure if I can anyway) is there a way to update Firefox to work with GMail?

Am totally confused. thanks

I have an old laptop - Sony Vaio - that will only run Windows 7. Since no browsers over there can actually work anymore, I have been trying to download Firefox 115 ESR to my windows 11 laptop. I can never get the installer for 115 ESR... Aby ideas?

Hi,

I’m looking into using Firefox as an alternative browser in our work environment and wanted to check whether it is suitable for regular business use.

Are there any known limitations, security concerns, or recommendations we should be aware of when using Firefox in a corporate environment? We mainly use web-based internal systems, so stability, security, compatibility, and centralized management are important for us.

Also, do you recommend Firefox ESR for business environments, or is the standard Firefox release normally sufficient?

Thanks in advance!

UBS Digital Banking is asking me to update my Firefox browser (140.15 Oesr), even though it is up to date according to the information on the Firefox support page. This version is no longer compatible with UBS’s technical requirements. What are my options if I wish to continue using Firefox rather than another browser? Thank you Luc

I have a MBP running OS Sierra (10.12.6).

I've exported all my bookmarks & Passwords ready to import them later.

I've downloaded the extended 115.40 version of Firefox. I've deleted the 'old' versin of Firefox and opened the esr and I see the bookmarks are still there... so what did I do wrong?

I'm still getting the 'This browser version is no longer supported' Error

Thanks g

I AM USING A samsung SMT-810 tablet which is beyond Samsung EOL for OS updates, more and mor apps update and then stop working, What version of firefox should I be running for best compatibility or are there other solutions?

Did a refresh lc on desktop. Lost all browers - they are not hiding, gone. No cmd prompt work, cannot install. Need to use external device w usb to be ablw to download a browser on desktop that only has Wibdows 8.1, so Firefox 115

I have not been able to sign on to my bank account nor yahoo account?

Have changed passwords, still no help?

I have Avast Security...no problems there?

Hello! I'm on Debian, and there Firefox ESR is the default browser, it is now basically unusable as it is so out of date that Cloudflare Turnstile no longer works.

This is a major problem.

I have opened a ticket over at Cloudflare, but they have not commented at all on the problems: https://community.cloudflare.com/t/turnstile-not-woring-for-the-last-few-days/939637

Thank you for your time.

Up until version 141, the difference between 32 bit and 64 bit Firefox installers wasn't noteworthy, though it has clearly been slowly increasing overtime. However, starting from version 141, the difference between them doubled from 5MB to 10MB, meaning a nearly 13.5% larger installer for the 64bit version than the 32bit one.

Why is that? What happened? Are there are feature differences that would warranty such a large gulf in their installer sizes? It's the AI isn't it? 32bit users were spared the bloat of the AI.

I also see that starting from 115.16 Firefox suggests users that aren't on Windows 7-8.1 or MacOS 10.12-10.14 should use other versions. Given both x86 and Windows' immense reputation surrounding backwards compatibility, is this really a concern? Is there REALLY something supported by Windows 7-8.1 that wouldn't function on 10?