It's basically some issue within my PC - strangely, it can be fixed at the drop of a hat, but until you find the solution, it's an absolute nightmare!.
I got rid of this problem previously on Chrome, but now it's come back, on Firefox. The words are randomly selected, and the whole process is quite frustrating. I have been turning my main security software off periodically today, not so much for installing Firefox, but for installing Malware removal tools, as I've discovered I have a problem whereby underlined or bold, coloured words are connected with adware, causing adds to pop up when your cursor moves anywhere near them. I actually had a look within the programme files, despite not really being supposed to - it can damage your computer to tinker with files like that, but anyway, I found Mozilla Firefox setup things, but none with today's or yesterday's date on them, and none had "12" mentioned next to Firefox either.
When asked where I wanted the item saved, the place was within programme files, which is within the C drive, i.e. I have looked in "a" downloads folder, since I'm sure I have many of them in different drives of my PC, and I found nothing from Mozilla Firefox. Read this answer in context 👍 3 All Replies (20) It should upgrade your Firefox to the current release.įirefox does update automatically, but releases are sometimes throttled, which means after a certain number of people have upgraded, the update isn't pushed automatically for a few days to make sure there are no major issues. give it all permissions it asks for as it installs. Go to Click the Big "Download Now" button. Also, when you open this window, it should check for updates and if there is an update available, begin to download it. You can find this by either clicking Help, then "About Firefox", or clicking the Orange button that says "Firefox" in the upper left hand corner of your Firefox window, clicking the arrow next to "Help" then clicking "About Firefox". I'm going to try to walk you through 2 different methods to update Firefox, hopefully one of them will work:
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