This new firefox sucks, it crashes every day. Can I revert to the last version?

It freezes and does not work well, then I go back to the old, or should I just use internet explore?

I had 4 FF works well with all the stuff to stop it being stupid, then stop stuff just started one day working on it. And this seems to be after new versions of the new version of firefox shit shit now. Its as Mozilla has begun to operate somehow stopping distance. Clearly, Mozilla has been infiltrated by paid shills designed to destroy the FF and promote Google SpyChrome.I install NEVER Google SpyChrome.But another use Firefox 3.6 FF died.

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