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Firefox told me to update to 4 but when I download it removed 3.6 then told me 4 was not compatible how do I get 3.6 back?

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moethorne
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I'm running OX 10.4.11. Firefox came up today and said there was an update. I asked to load it and it brought up the screen for Firefox 4. I downloaded 4 and dropped it into my applications folder and it said there was a version there would I like to replace it. I clicked yes. I then went to open firefox 4 and it tells me it is not supported on this system. So I go back to mozilla to get an older version but the page that is supposed to be able to detect what version I should run still gives me firefox 4. Is there anyway to get 3.6 back?

I'm running OX 10.4.11. Firefox came up today and said there was an update. I asked to load it and it brought up the screen for Firefox 4. I downloaded 4 and dropped it into my applications folder and it said there was a version there would I like to replace it. I clicked yes. I then went to open firefox 4 and it tells me it is not supported on this system. So I go back to mozilla to get an older version but the page that is supposed to be able to detect what version I should run still gives me firefox 4. Is there anyway to get 3.6 back?

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Xircal
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You can download the previous version from here: Download Firefox v3.6.16

P.S. Sorry it took so long to respond to your question.