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download an old version of firefox

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smckinney
smckinney
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I am using a statistical program that generates output in a format that was in place at the time of Firefox 3.0 or Firefox 3.1

Current versions of Firefox will not load the set of images produced.

Where can I download Firefox 3.0 or Firefox 3.1 so I can view a set of images using the old java/HTML routines in place back then?

I am using a statistical program that generates output in a format that was in place at the time of Firefox 3.0 or Firefox 3.1 Current versions of Firefox will not load the set of images produced. Where can I download Firefox 3.0 or Firefox 3.1 so I can view a set of images using the old java/HTML routines in place back then?

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Matt_G
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Hi smckinney,

You should take a look at Install an older version of Firefox. It will show you how to rollback to an older version of Firefox.

There are a lot of benefits to running the latest version. I'd consider running the older version on portableapps so that you can continue to use the latest version of Firefox on your desktop.

smckinney
smckinney Autor de la pregunta
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Thanks much. This is just the information I needed and I'm back in the saddle.

Cheers

Steve