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Active 1 year, 5 months ago. Viewed 51k times. Why not just download an older version of firefox from the firefox website? They have. Some users will find this post because they want to avoid some less popular recent features in Firefox, such as DRM integration EME and disallowing unsigned extensions. Some users like those changes and some don't. In these cases--and actually in all cases--it's better to use a different browser than to use an unsupported version of Firefox that doesn't receive updates.
Running an old browser that doesn't get security fixes is a big risk! A supported version of a Firefox fork like Waterfox is a better choice than an unsupported version of any browser.
Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Be warned: scary part is that it silently overwrites the also installed version 52 I needed it to keep access to my companies VPN so I did not really care — gkephorus. To use two or more versions of firefox which maybe some older versions.
Next open terminal and use the following command to add a new firefox user. In the url bar about: to check the build version. Community Bot 1. Alternatively: I have created some srciprts for this puprose that are hosted at github. However, this tutorial will only cover Ubuntu server GRUB rescue procedure, although the same procedure can be successfully applied on any Ubuntu system or on the majority of Debian-based distributions. You try to boot your Ubuntu server machine and you see that the operating systems no longer starts-up and you discover that the boot loader program no longer works?
How can you restore the Grub in Ubuntu? There are a lot of methods in Linux that can be used to re-install a broken grub, some can involve the ability to work and restore the boot loader by using the Linux command line and others are fairly simple and implies booting the hardware with a Linux live CD and using the GUI indications to repair the damaged boot loader. Among the simplest methods, that can be used in Debian based distributions, especially on Ubuntu systems, is the method presented in this tutorial, which involves only booting the machine into the Ubuntu live DVD ISO image.
On the first screen, choose the language and press [Enter] key to continue. On the next screen, press F6 function key in order to open the other options menu and select Expert mode option. Then, hit Escape key to return to Boot Options line in editing mode, as illustrated in the below screenshots. Next, edit Ubuntu live image boot options by using the keyboard arrows to move the cursor just before the quiet string and write the following sequence as illustrated in the below screenshot.
On the next screen select the language you want to perform the system rescue and press [enter] key to continue. Next, select your appropriate location from the presented list and press [enter] key to move further. On the next series of screens, select your keyboard layout as illustrated in the below screenshots.
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As mentioned by Terrance this website contains all the old Ubuntu releases. Just select the version you want from the list, click on it and select the ISO that matches your system e. Good luck! Note that the Wayback Machine does not always provide specific versions of content, and often does not archive large files. In this particular case, I spot-checked several versions dating back to , and in every case the final link to download an ISO resulted in an error message.
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Active Oldest Votes. Terrance Terrance David question is asking for link — sailfish
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