It is advised to use the up-to-date Firefox Quantum for normal web browsing and use 52.9 ESR only with our web player and other trusted sites as it stopped receiving backported security updates and fixes as of 9/5/2018.
Firefox 52 ESR Installation Instructions for Mac Users
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Checking your release:
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From the Applications folder, find the Firefox application, click on firefox.app and drag it to the Trash on your Dock To Install Firefox on your computer: Click the download link for Mac to get Firefox Version 52.8.0 ESR here The file will be downloaded in the 'Downloads'. Firefox 52 and Firefox 52 ESR browsers can co-exist on the same computer. We recommend customers to keep both versions. Users may follow the steps below to install Firefox ESR on Windows and Mac OS. If you are a MAC or PC user who prefers to access Valant via Firefox, you may be required to install Firefox ESR Version 52, should an update of your version of Firefox take place. Index of /pub/firefox/releases/52.0/ Type Name Size Last Modified; Dir. Dir: linux-i686/ Dir: linux-x8664-EME-free/ Dir.
Look at Update Channel for ESR inFirefox's instructions for checking your version.
Installation:
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- Quit Firefox.
- Use Spotlight, Finder or Go > Applications to find the Firefox application. Drag it to the Trash Bin.
- Use Go > Connect to Server to connect to smb://academicstore/software/facstaffstudents/firefox/Mac
- Copy the file in this folder and save it to your desktop.
- Double-click the Firefox file on your desktop and install Firefox.
- If you're asked, 'Firefox is an application downloaded from the Internet. Are you sure you want to open it?', click 'Open'.
- You should now be able to use the newly-installed version of Firefox.
- Remember that you need to be logged into Wellesley Secure in order to use Banner ERP.
Please call the Help Desk at x3333 if you've followed these steps but still can't use Banner ERP.
Last year, Mozilla announced that support for NPAPI plugins (except for Flash) would be ending in March 2017. That date is approaching fast, so I wanted to give folks more information about what’s happening. If you subscribe to my newsletter, this is the same information I gave there.
In short, Firefox 51 (which was released last week) is the last release of mainline Firefox that will support NPAPI plugins (except for Flash). Starting with Firefox 52, the only version of Firefox that will support plugins is the ESR. Firefox 52 WILL NOT have plugin support (except for Flash). Firefox 52 ESR WILL have plugin support.
That means that if your users are currently on Firefox 51 and you need plugin support, you need to switch Firefox so that it gets updates from the ESR channel. To do this, you need to change two files, channel-prefs.js and update-settings.ini.
In defaults/prefs/channel-prefs.js, change:
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In update-settings.ini, change:
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It is important that you make this change as close as possible to the release of Firefox 52 ESR (March 7, 2017), otherwise security updates to Firefox 51 will not be applied.
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Plugin support will continue in the 52 ESR line only, meaning Firefox 59 will not have plugin support.
Some folks may ask why both Mozilla didn’t wait until Firefox 53 to deprecate plugins so that both versions of Firefox 52 would have the same capabilities. If they had done that, users who needed plugins would have had to downgrade to Firefox 52 ESR and that could cause incompatibilities with profiles. It made more sense to encourage people to switch to the same version (52 to 52 ESR).