older versions of firefox for windows xp

(Note: Firefox continues to permit SHA-1 certificates that chain to manually imported root certificates.) Read more about the Mozilla Security Team’s plans to deprecate SHA-1 Larger buttons for canceling and restarting downloadsĭisplay (but allow users to override) an “ Untrusted Connection” error when encountering SHA-1 certificates that chain up to a root certificate included in Mozilla’s CA Certificate Program.Quick access to five most recent downloads rather than three.Notification in the toolbar when a download fails.Removed Battery Status API to reduce fingerprinting of users by trackers Silverlight, Java, Acrobat and the like are no longer supported. You also get a pop-up 'kindly' informing you that you have dev-mode extensions enabled by not letting you do anything else before clicking one of its buttons.Removed support for Netscape Plugin API (NPAPI) plugins other than Flash. Currently on chrome you need to unpack an unsigned extension before installing it, and you can never update it, only reinstall it. I am using firefox because I don't want chrome eating up my ram for no reason and because the unsigned extensions aren't blocked to hell. Right now chrome has become very bloated and a resource hog.

Same thing with chrome and you have about 20 processes open with ram usage being 15-50mb for each extension process and 100-150mb for each tab process.īack in the day chrome used to be the ultimate browser for being ridiculously fast and light compared to others. There is only one Firefox process on the task manager. What with people liking Firefox so much? That browser have nothing special to offer.Right now using firefox with 5 tabs and a s**tload of addons only 250mb of ram used.

Older versions of firefox for windows xp