KB stuff, I have to give the full list for people) as in practice, at first, you can get away with just passwords ( key3.
What's missing are few in number and workarounds can sometimes be found in the Firefox extension repository.
Starting March 7, when Mozilla is scheduled to release Firefox 52, all plugins built on the old NPAPI technology will stop working in Firefox, except for Flash, which Mozilla plans to support for a few more versions.
All I know is the old FF worked in the past, but whatever so and so did in this 32 based Nov 2017 updated version, it just does not work no more.
Internet Explorer 9 is supported in Windows Vista until April and on Windows Server 2008 until January 2020.
Java 8 update 144 (which will automatically take an update when we log in for KYC approval) from compatible browser.
At first, I thought it was just something on my end, until my father had the same unresponsive issues with the browser after he updated on his 7 sys.
It isn't clear if you need that specific version or that was just what Ubuntu previously had in their repository.
If you want to experiment a little install Basilisk which was created by the same team that developed Pale Moon.
Google search, simplified privacy controls, a streamlined browser window that shows you more of the page than any other browser and a number of additional features that work with you to help you get the most out of your time online.
The only caution I would advise to those trying for the first time is to avoid the temptation of saving time and effort by importing all you addons (which can be done) at once.
Firefox 52 also gets rid of another bit of legacy: plugins using the old NPAPI plugin model, first introduced by Netscape back in the 1990s, are no longer supported, with just one exception: Flash.
This change means that there is now no actively maintained, supported, modern browser that supports the use of the Java or Silverlight plugins.
Until sometime in 2018, there was a special version of Firefox called Extended Support Release (ESR) that supported Java; however, later ESR versions no longer support Java.
Firefox and will never need Mozilla ever again (apart from continually tapping them for security updates) At the time, they were using the Gecko 24 engine and that is what they should have continued to develop and use forever.
Mozilla's browser may be first, but it won't be alone for long; Chrome 57, currently in beta, is also due to include Wasm support, and Microsoft says that Edge support for Wasm is currently in development.
The worst is when I drove all the way to the public access, they had to remove FF from the community terminals because everyone else had the same problem with FF freezing up and being unresponsive.
Waterfox, I copied my Profile from Firefox to Waterfox, and then changed the location of the Waterfox Profile to use that Profile, and it works, everything that you had prior to Firefox 57 is fully functional in Waterfox.
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Years ago they told extension developers they were going to make the switch to Web Extensions but shortsightedly didn't supply them with the necessary APIs or enough help to make a smooth and fast transition.
