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Recent crashes: Mac OSX 10.5.8; can't upgrade from FF 3.6.13 to latest. Any suggestions ?

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I have tried several times to upgrade from FF 3.6.13 to the latest version, and am still being prompted to do so. Apparently, my iMac OSX version 10.5.8 doesn't have enough capacity for the upgrade. Lately, I have had a few crashes when trying to access my E-mail. Could the crashes be related to the failure to upgrade ? If I am unable to upgrade, I may have to switch to Safari which, I expect, would be more Mac friendly.

I have tried several times to upgrade from FF 3.6.13 to the latest version, and am still being prompted to do so. Apparently, my iMac OSX version 10.5.8 doesn't have enough capacity for the upgrade. Lately, I have had a few crashes when trying to access my E-mail. Could the crashes be related to the failure to upgrade ? If I am unable to upgrade, I may have to switch to Safari which, I expect, would be more Mac friendly.

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Upgrade your browser to Firefox 8 and try

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I did download TenFourFox G5 8.0. My browser still seems to be operating on Firefox version 3.6.13. What do I do next ?

Modified by nov2011

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Thanks for your help. I'm pleased with TenFourFox.