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Pastimes : Mozilla: Firefox and Thunderbird Discussion ... -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Ken Adams who wrote (2403)	2/9/2018 8:49:08 PM
From: PappaJohn	Respond to of 2471

support.mozilla.org How to install older version ftp.mozilla.org Link to version 56.0.2 Detailed step-by-step from another poster follows. It contains a couple things you may wish to consider to ensure you have backed up bookmarks and such. These are the steps I did in my Windows 10 to revert to older version. 1 In the address bar type about:preferences#general then press <enter>, then at the 'Allow Firefox to' heading select this [Never check for updates]. Unselect [Use a background service to install updates]. 2 (optional, just in case something goes wrong) Backup profile folder by following the [Backing up your profile] section steps at support.mozilla.org 3 In windows 'add or remove programs', uninstall Mozilla Firefox 4 Download 56.0.2 from ftp.mozilla.org (or other older versions from ftp.mozilla.org ) 5 Disconnect from the internet (unplug ethernet cable) 6 Install 56.0.2 7 Open Firefox 56.0.2 and do this step. In the address bar type about:preferences#general then press <enter>, then at the 'Allow Firefox to' heading select this [Never check for updates]. Unselect [Use a background service to install updates]. 8 If bookmarks does not appear, follow the restore steps here support.mozilla.org 9 Connect to internet. 10 Done, everything should be working fine now, just like before Firefox 57 was installed. Modified November 21, 2017 at 6:38:26 AM PST by bigfox My FF "tools" tab then "options" has a choice to shut off auto updates. Seems easier than typing the stuff into address bar. support.mozilla.org Bookmark backup and restore