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Get the latest version of FireFox. This has already been fixed.

 

https://www.neowin.net/news/mozilla-releases-firefox-6604-which-re-enables-user-extensions-after-muck-up

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Mlee1

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2 hours ago, Mindovermaster said:

Get the latest version of FireFox. This has already been fixed.

 

https://www.neowin.net/news/mozilla-releases-firefox-6604-which-re-enables-user-extensions-after-muck-up

I would like to keep my old Firefox version

there a way to do it without updating to the latest version?

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14 hours ago, Mlee1 said:

I would like to keep my old Firefox version

there a way to do it without updating to the latest version?

There's a way to update it without overwriting your current profile.

 

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/update-firefox-latest-release?redirectlocale=en-US&redirectslug=update-firefox-latest-version

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Circaflex

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15 hours ago, Mlee1 said:

I would like to keep my old Firefox version

there a way to do it without updating to the latest version?

Which version are you wanting to stick with? ERS is at 60.6.3 https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/60.6.3/releasenotes/ and has the extensions fixed.

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Aokromes

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16 hours ago, Mlee1 said:

I would like to keep my old Firefox version

there a way to do it without updating to the latest version?

why you guys have such aversion to update, updates aren't released to annoy you

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Circaflex

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2 hours ago, Mlee1 said:

firefox esr 50.1

You can update, while keeping your profile information in tact. If you could let us know why you would rather stay on an older version, it would allow the community to provide some alternatives for you.

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Mlee1

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4 hours ago, Circaflex said:

You can update, while keeping your profile information in tact. If you could let us know why you would rather stay on an older version, it would allow the community to provide some alternatives for you.

I like the old interface, really easy to use

In addition, the privacy option is quite limited in the new version

fire2.png

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Nick H. Supervisor

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5 minutes ago, Mlee1 said:

I like the old interface, really easy to use

In addition, the privacy option is quite limited in the new version

Looks like support ended for that version of Firefox sometime last year. It's your choice not to update, but you can't expect things to continue to be compatible with it.

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Xahid

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18 minutes ago, Mlee1 said:

I like the old interface, really easy to use

In addition, the privacy option is quite limited in the new version

fire2.png

Well, you will be stuck with those "problems",

Like it or not, you need to update for its functionality.

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Steven P. Administrators

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18 minutes ago, Mlee1 said:

I guess no choice

Trying to fix technical issues but still keep privacy just wasting my time

Just updated to the latest version and the issue resolved

Thanks guys

If you don't want to update or can't there is a workaround to enable the extensions again: 

 

 

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