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• I have an old MAC OSX 10.4.11 running. Can I download Firefox supported by my operating system? (Apple no longer takes care of my computer and did not have an update available for my operating system)

  I would like to download Firefox, but the new version is not supported by my operating system

  Firefox 3.6.x is the last available at Mozilla for 10.4.11 PPC Macs.
  
  http://www.Mozilla.com/en-us/Firefox/all-older.html

• My Hydro has the operating system from Google. Can I change to Firefox os and if so HOW?

  I doesn't like or trust in Google. I already use Firefox browser. The restrictive East Google android operating system MADE make you their way. Do not buy an app from Mozilla or native dump

  apps for better ones. I want Firefox os
  

  Hi KirbyCraig2,

  Build and install Firefox OS on a system designed for Android can be very complicated and you may also bricking of your device.

  There are a few features that were brought and flashed with Firefox OS by the community, most Android devices are not supported.

  If you are really eager to get their hands on a Firefox OS device, you can order the ZTE C open eBay or pre-order the unit of reference of flame.

  You can also try the Firefox OS running the Simulator in your Firefox browser. Please see the following article for instructions:

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/how-set-Firefox-OS-desktop-build#w_r...

  Welcome to the community! Do not hesitate to introduce in the discussion forums and you get comfortable. We are a group of people. =)

  Thank you

  -Ralph

• Had to reload operating system and applications data, now can't get firefox to recognize the profile data

  My C drive (disk solid state drive), which held my operating system and data from the app crashed. I had it replaced, updated Win 7 to win 10 and have downloaded Firefox. I was able to restore my profile from a Mozy backup data and copied in the Firefox folder. But Firefox resolutely refuses to recognize. I tried using the recovery data from an old profile, but no advantage help page. Tried to use the Manager profile, but without success. When I go to Troubleshooting Information and click on file/Show profile, it comes up with a list of files (files starting with bookmarkbackups, which however is empty, down for webapps, which has the file inside webapps.json), then the files from addons.json down through xulstore.json and the file places.sqlite is 10 240 KB Although there is something in there, but Firefox resolutely refuses to acknowledge my profile, bookmarks, etc..

  I'm out of options and ripping my hair out trying to get all my favorites, in which I have a lot of information such as the authentication of data for many favorite sites. It is frustrating that all the information seems to be there, but Firefox ignore all.

  Can anyone help?

  Such a backup is perhaps a ZIP archive containing all the files into it if it is not a real file, but only one file.

  Note is that you replace the file places.sqlite with a copy of the backup that you have to make sure to remove existing places.sqlite - shm and temporary files to SQLite places.sqlite - wal.
  Ditto for the other SQLite files that you are restoring.

  Have you checked the application.ini file in the backup?

• Firefox will replace wndows, etc, etc.? And the real operating system?

  I keep seeing Firefox OS for desktop of android and so forth, as well. Will it be a real operating system that could replace the windows and so on of the OS. I want to be clear with this problem.

  Hi Briguy, no bones of firefox will not be a replacement for the Office of the operating systems like windows at the moment. However, since it is open source, people are free to hack on it and try to get firefox os running for all kinds of platforms - there are projects he works for devices like the pi raspberry for example: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Fxos_on_RaspberryPi

• My operating system is Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit, but the Firefox browser is 32-bit. Should I use a 64-bit browser?

  I want to install Java, so I want to make sure that I have the right/best browser (s) for my operating system. My Firefox browser is version 33.1, which is 32-bit.

  Please mark as resolved if the problem is solved!

• I upgraded my computer, the new operating system on a new hard drive. Want to get my favorites on Firefox off my old drive, but can't find the file.

  I upgraded my computer, adding a second hard disk for a new operating system and kept the old drive as a data disc. I assumed that I could install Firefox on the new disk and import my favorites from the old installation of Mozilla on the old disk. I can't find the files on the old drive with my favorites. They're still here, or when I reinstalled Firefox, I lost everything even if it was on another drive? I can't find the backup on the old disk files and want to restore my old favorites. Is it possible to do this?

  You must find your profile folder in the old drive, the way in which must be:

  1. First display the hidden files and folders:
     • http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Wi.../Show-hidden-files
  2. Then go to:
     • < old drive >: \AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles \Users\ < username >
  3. Enter in your profile, and then enter the folder bookmarkbackups .
  4. Copy the latest file from json (backup of bookmarks)
  5. Then restore from them:
     • Restore backup bookmarks or move them to another computer
     • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Backing_up_and_restoring_bookmarks_-...

• With a compatible operating system, do not download Firefox, why?

  I have a compatible operating system, which is approved by Firefox, but I received information from Firefox that downloading an is not compatible with my system. How confusing. Anyone know why this is happening?

  giraffe2:

  The architecture of your system has not been supported by any new version of Firefox since the release of Firefox 4 March 22, 2011. You are already on the latest Firefox (version 3.6.26) that is compatible with Mac PPC.

  Read the information I posted above on TenFourFox as a replacement for Mozilla Firefox to your older system architecture.

  If this answer solved your problem, please click 'Solved It' next to this response when connected to the forum.

• Transfer the profile from one hard disk to another without launching Firefox or the operating system.

  I just got a new laptop because my old card mother fried on my desk. The old master by car is very good and I have a transfer kit that I can use to transfer some files I need. I can't figure out how to transfer my Firefox profile on the new laptop computer. I can not locate where the files I need transfer and do not know what files those who would. Only article I could find here requires being able to either launch Firefox or the operating system. I can't do either so help please.

  Thank you!

  Stacy

  You will need to take ownership of the files if you do not have permission to copy files. You need to do when running Windows Explorer as an administrator.

• Share firefox profile between multiple operating systems.

  I recently installed windows on a virtual hard disk 8 (my primary OS is Windows 7) and I was wondering if it was possible to share the same profile of firefox on the two operating systems. I have ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/utilities/profilemanager/Profile Manager, but when I tried to make a new profile to the place of my main profile, he instead made a subdirectory under my main profile. Is that what I can do to share the profile between the two? I could always use sync, but I would like to share my addons, if possible.

  • Help > troubleshooting information > profile directory: opens showing the file
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Roaming_profiles

• Since I changed the Windows 7 32-bit to 64-bit operating system, I can't use Firefox browser except change the browser in safe mode.

  Since I changed the Windows 7 32-bit to 64-bit operating system, I can't use Firefox browser except change the browser in safe mode. When I start the browser is not open and it displayed a message
  Mozilla Crash Reporter

  User Agent

  Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; Trident/4.0; SLCC2; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 3.5.30729 .NET CLR 3.0.30729; Media Center PC 6.0; NET4.0C;. NET4.0E; InfoPath.3)

  Go to the address on: plant and tell us your last accident IDs. Then we can watch data specific to your accident and have a better idea of what is causing the problem.

  Given that everything goes well in safe mode, one of your extensions or themes is at fault. See Troubleshooting extensions and themes and problems of hardware acceleration to resolve common Firefox problems to figure out which one of your modules is the cause of the crash.

  Start here: https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes#The_problem_does_not_occur_in_Safe_Mode

• How can I me COMBAT FLIGHT SIMULATOR 2 to work on my Windows XP SP3 operating system?

  How can I fight AGAINST the FLIGHT SIMULATOR2 to work on my Windows XP SP3 operating system?

  Hello

  You try to install the Combat Flight Simulator 2 on your Windows XP computer?

  I suggest you to check out the Microsoft article below for more information about the minimum system requirements for Combat Flight Simulator 2 installation.

  Combat Flight Simulator 2: WWII Pacific Theater: minimum system requirements:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/275579

  Hope the information is useful.

• Firefox on other mobile operating systems

  I would like to know what are the "barriers to entry" for the next gen of mobile operating systems (paciarelli, Sailfish, BB10, Ubuntu Touch etc.). I know that iOS and most of the older ones is excluded due to no support, but I can't reconcile with aspects of development because most of the above (for the most part based on Linux) operating systems use very similar libraries, so I do not understand why the old version of Maemo porting would be difficult. Thanks in advance.

  There are no plans on Mozilla developers working on native applications for one of these phones. If a community wanted to maintain a port should be an available infrastructure.

• Options expenses, but are not accessible. Unusual small box described in the Center. Win 10 64 istalled operating system. Have you tried disableing extensions.

  Loads Options page but are not accessible. Small box (without text) appears in the middle of the page. Have you tried various installs Firefox (current edition of Foxstart). Tried to disable extensions. Win 10 64 operating system. Chrome is by default because it can not reset Firefox because of issue of Options.

  You may have a corrupted file xulstore.json .
  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/changes-toolbars-and-window-sizes-are-not-saved

• had to install the new operating system and bookmarks are gone

  Hiya. I had problems with the computer and the fix was to install a new operating system (windows 7 it was old, windows 8 is the new). Most of my old files make the switch, but when I downloaded firefox, my favorites have disappeared. I looked in my profile in the menu, but it's the profile that I created today by downloading firefox. Where can I find my old profile? Any help is greatly appreciated! Thank you, Billy

  Was this an upgrade of type "on the spot" where your user folder

  C:\Users\youroldusername\
  

  was intact, or did you end up with a new user folder? In the case of a new user folder, you will find a folder named

  C:\Windows.old\Users\youroldusername\
  

  If so, your Firefox data are probably here - and here's how I suggest to access:

  First of all, it would be useful to set windows to display the hidden files and folders. This article has the steps: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/show-hidden-files

  Then click in:

  Username\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles C:\Windows.old\Users\

  Note: there is a cache under AppData\Local folder, but everything important is under AppData\Roaming.

  Here you can find one or several folders named random semi. Who has most recently updated content is probably one you want to restore.

  This post has my suggested procedure to resurrect these data in your new installation of Firefox. Please note the use of the copy instead of move throughout the process. This allows you to try again if it fails somewhere along the way.

  https://support.Mozilla.org/questions/1024189#answer-638319

  A little luck?

  Note that if you really ONLY want to bookmark, copy the last two backups of the old bookmarkbackups folder to a location such as the desktop, see the following article (you will use 'Choose file' in the menu to access these backups): restoring bookmarks from a backup or move them to another computer. Note that this process will replace all new bookmarks that you may have saved since installing Firefox again. If you need to preserve those, first use the export feature: Export Firefox bookmarks to an HTML file for backup or transfer bookmarks.