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Where can I find the Firefox 5.o Beta (Aurora). I have a new computer and want to download it, but can't find where. Please help. Thanks

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JimP
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I downloaded Firefox 5.0 beta (Aurora) recently and have been using it since it was available. I have a new computer that I want to download Aurora, but I cannot find where the down load for Aurora is found. Can you help. I've looked everywhere I can on Mozilla.com with no help.

Thanks

Jim P

I downloaded Firefox 5.0 beta (Aurora) recently and have been using it since it was available. I have a new computer that I want to download Aurora, but I cannot find where the down load for Aurora is found. Can you help. I've looked everywhere I can on Mozilla.com with no help. Thanks Jim P

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You can download everything but nightlies here .

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Toby
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You can download everything but nightlies here .

JimP
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Hey Blacksmith_tb

Appreciate the information. That will do me 100%. I downloaded Aurora when it came out and it works fine.

Thanks for the time.

JimP

riveravaldez
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Thanks for the info!

By the other hand: Wouldn't be awesome if the wonderfull peopel at Mozilla make it easier to find the other channels?

Regards!

JimP
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You got that right.

Thanks

Jim P