Firefox 115.1 esr
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Terminal Velocity
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The current version of Firefox ESR is 102.14.0. I have no Idea what you have installed
Also, it'd help if you explained how you "installed" it.
With many such files, you just extract the files to a folder and your binary is in that - there's no real installation beyond just having the right files and maybe setting the executable bit.
With many such files, you just extract the files to a folder and your binary is in that - there's no real installation beyond just having the right files and maybe setting the executable bit.
Firefox ESR 115.1.0, See All New Features, Updates and Fixes
www.mozilla.org
I guess it depends on which distro, which repo or which source. The tar.bz2 mentioned by hacktheworld is usually downloaded from mozilla rather than a distro repo, but there are other mirrors.
did you try the method that worked for thunderbird 115 in your other thread: https://www.linux.org/threads/thunderbird-115-supernova-icon.45940/#post-198831
Terminal Velocity
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And both versions came out the same day... it's confusingFirefox ESR 115.1.0, See All New Features, Updates and Fixes
I guess it depends on which distro, which repo or which source. The tar.bz2 mentioned by hacktheworld is usually downloaded from mozilla rather than a distro repo, but there are other mirrors.
Firefox ESR 102.14.0, See All New Features, Updates and Fixes
www.mozilla.org
ESR has (as memory serves) more than one version, just like we have more than one LTS that's still supported. It's exactly the same thing. Different versions will be periodically set for long term support (by Mozilla) and supported for x-amount of time. So, some older versions are ESR as well as some newer versions.
I'm not 100% up on my Mozilla, but that's how I understood it to be in the past.
I'm not 100% up on my Mozilla, but that's how I understood it to be in the past.
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Brickwizard
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please go back to your first post and mark as solved [if you're now a happy bunny]
please go back to your first post and mark as solved [if you're now a happy bunny]
When I build the new FirefoxESR portable packages for Puppy, this is where I always get the source material from:-
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/
As @KGIII says, it's entirely possible to have two supported ESR builds current at the same time. Each one is supported for something like 15 months - or thereabouts - and the gap between new major builds is rather less than this. So you have an older version still supported while a new one is released.
Remember; ESR is primarily intended for organisations. And organisations usully drag their heels and leave things till the last possible moment, so you've still got a supported browser to use while your organisation is humming and ha'ing, and eventually getting off their backsides to finally make the change-over.....
Mike.
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/
As @KGIII says, it's entirely possible to have two supported ESR builds current at the same time. Each one is supported for something like 15 months - or thereabouts - and the gap between new major builds is rather less than this. So you have an older version still supported while a new one is released.
Remember; ESR is primarily intended for organisations. And organisations usully drag their heels and leave things till the last possible moment, so you've still got a supported browser to use while your organisation is humming and ha'ing, and eventually getting off their backsides to finally make the change-over.....
Mike.
