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Hans Vader-Musterman: as firefox 56.0.2 is not esr, will this update work for this version too? Mozilla Add-ons: Sorry, I spoke too soon: there is currently discussion about patching ESR 52, I’ll provide an update as that continues. Hans Vader-Musterman: if i DOWNGRADE to any firefox version higher than 56.0.2, i will LOOSE all-in-one gestures, i’ll loose classic theme restorer, i’ll loose status-4-evar and so on, that’s %%%ing UNACCEPTABLE!!!
#Firefox esr 52.9 download Patch
Mozilla Add-ons: No, and as Firefox 56 is currently unsupported we do not anticipate providing a patch for it. Hans Vader-Musterman: will this patch work for firefox 56.0.2 (64bit) too? It’s like The Riddler is doing their damage control:
#Firefox esr 52.9 download install
I shouldn’t have to try to learn the subtleties of the entire release history and all its branches, then read between the lines of random Mozilla-issued snippets, just to get some reassurance that a fix for my older install is coming soon, so that I know what steps to take. This was a massive failure of coding and certificate management in the first place, but they’re making it worse by not having someone out front that can provide clear and complete information, rather than developers tweeting half-baked, poorly phrased insider shorthand. Why, when clearly the plea is for a fix for all non-ESR versions of any age, can’t they just address that directly? So, what is an “update version”, and how much older than 64? If not a patch, then something else, or nothing at all? Then, after protest “spoke too soon, discussing patching ESR 52” – huh? He asked about non- ESR 56, how does ESR 52 figure into that!? So again, he specifically asks what about non-ESR 56.0.2, and gets another cryptic reply: “Plan is to push an update to update versions older than 64…”. First they say “56 is unsupported and we don’t anticipate providing a patch”. I appreciate any help.I keep looking at that Twitter exchange, and it’s not clear at all. I hope some of you faced the same problem and got it solved to give me a hint to the right direction. The same happens when I place the dlls out of dtplugin and plugin2 inside of %appdata%Mozilla/Plugins. Just a white page with no content whatsoever. If I open the applet page I am asked to to run Java and the warning message its outdated and a possible risk. Then copied the dlls out of dtplugin and plugin2 folder inside of the new "bin" folder.Īt the same level as the firefox binary i created an ini file to redirect the PluginFolder like so.PluginsDirectory=C:\Folder\Subfolderįirefox detects the Plugins and they are shown in the Plugins List (in between I uninstalled all installed java versions ofc). Delete all np*.dll files at the same level as the java binary. Moved the content of Java 121 bin folder into another folder. If I install 1.8.0_221 besides 121 it doesn't work anymore. Now its just a window which shows the applet which works fine as long as jre 1.8.0_121 is normally installed. Hid the tabbar, disabled menu access, disable ctrl-n for new tab and so on. The goal is to have ff 52.9.0 only accessible for the applet so I configured everything accordingly. Since they want to update FF and Java to a more recent version. The company I am working for asked me to create an independent Firefox instance with working Java plugin to still be able to work with a certain Applet.
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