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Mozilla strongly encourages our users to upgrade to a version of OS X currently supported by Apple. At that time, Firefox will continue to function on these platforms but will no longer receive new feature or security updates.Firefox Extended Support Release (ESR) 45 will continue to support OS X 10.6, 10.7, and 10.8 until mid-2017, but this ESR release will be the last that supports them.All three of these versions are no longer supported by Apple. You will not see this notice again, but you can learn moreMozilla will end support for Firefox on OS X 10.6, 10.7, and 10.8 in August, 2016. Please upgrade your system, then try again. So is there no update available on 46.0.1 and if so why does Firefox send the pop-up warning every day The About Firefox window will open and Firefox will begin checking for updates and downloading them automatically.When the updates are ready to be installed, click Restart Firefox Firefox 46.0 Download For Mac Www Apple Com Migrate To Mac Download Download Safari 11.1 For Mac Norton Mac Download Download Netbeans 8.2 For Mac Microsoft Office For Mac Os X 10.7 5 Free Download Hi, would be grsteful if someone could help please. Firefox is one of the most popular web browsers on the market, providing numerous helpful features and quick speed to millions of users worldwide.Periscope Download Mac Showbox Apk For Mac Download Iresign Mac Download Canon 5d Mark Ii Firmware 2.1 2 Download Mac Doom Download Mac Free Terraria 1.3 0.8 Mac Download Real Lives 2010 For Mac Wavelab 7 Download Mac Download Idle Mac Mac Os X 10.8 Iso Download Firefox 46.0 Download For MacYour Firefox is out of date, but the latest version is not supported on your system.Firefox For Mac Download Latest Version Below is what is supposed to happen but nothing happens.

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If anything crops up though it might be difficult to fixвЂќ.So Waterfox 44.0.2 is now my main browser with Safari as my backup. I'll give it a go for you, it's just as easy as changing the version number in info.plist. Mozilla technically don't support XP 64-Bit, but I've had no issues allowing Waterfox to run on legacy systems. Usually Mozilla end support so if users have issues they don't have to waste resources trying to fix them. I sent an email to the Waterfox creator who assures me that support for Waterfox on Mountain Lion shall continue after July 2017, here is his reply on the Waterfox forum:вЂњI don't see any reason why not. When I ran Waterfox the first time, my complete Firefox profile was there (extensions, themes, plugins, bookmarks etc.), but Waterfox seems to load websites much quicker.

This will mean all addons will have to be re-written from the ground up when this hits, or begins to phase in, most likely in FF 48. They will be implementing Web Extensions API, which will replace the current user interface language XUL, which is what addon developers have been using. However, there are big changes in the works at Mozilla. I am not much of a techie but Waterfox, as long as it works well, seems to be the answer for me, Ken.For now Waterfox is probably OK, if it means simply porting over some FF version.

And extremely important, I also wonder if said developer will be able to keep up with security patches, as needed, now and for the future.And what's the point of using Waterfox now, when you can continue with Firefox 45 ESR until mid-2017? If Waterfox stays in development by then, then at that point switch over. Another thing is that a new rendering engine 'Servo' is in the works, as well-it's still in development, so not sure when that hits, or what FF will look like when it does.So what I'm getting at is I wonder what the developer of Waterfox will do when all this arrives, and won't simply be able to port over the current FF version? I hope I'm wrong, but I strongly suspect that he will just have to give up. In addition, also in the works is 'Electrolysis' or 'e10s.' All of this a lame attempt to 'modernize' Firefox by fixing what isn't broken.Mozilla claims all this will be beneficial, as it will allow FF extensions to be cross-browser compatible (meaning to Chrome.) Rather stupidly, in order to gain market share against Chrome, Mozilla seems intent on trying to turn FF into a Chrome wannabe-but what's the point of a Chrome wannabe when you can just use Chrome? This will leave by the wayside the superior customizability of FF (by way of themes, addons) which is what drew me to Firefox in the first place. From what I can see the addon developer community, and many 'loyal,' until now, Firefox users, are mostly completely enraged and bewildered by this. This new Web Extensions API will also severely restrict what an extension can do.