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u10tek1
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How do I determine which release / version of Firefox I have. I am having trouble with a website that requires Firefox: version 68+, 68 ESR

How do I determine which release / version of Firefox I have. I am having trouble with a website that requires Firefox: version 68+, 68 ESR

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TyDraniu
TyDraniu
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You have 90. Please read: Find what version of Firefox you are using.

u10tek1
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So if the webpage's requirement is "Version 68+, 68 ESR", should 90 work? is it backwards compatible?

u10tek1
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Also, I just set up and account, maybe 2... I don't really know. I keep getting emails from your 'bot saying it hasn't heard from me in a while. How do I get it to stop? Starting a tutorial is fruitless because it wants me to say, "Start Tutorial". That isn't going to happen as I am at a desktop without a microphone.

cor-el
cor-el
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This means the minimum Firefox version you need: Firefox: version 68+, 68 ESR So the current release (90.0, 78.12.0 ESR) should work.

Can you post a link to a publicly accessible page (i.e. no authentication or signing on required)?