Is there a easy/simple way?
I can reload 201403 but it's a bother.
Yes I know be careful with update, but I didn't think they would trash it.
reverting to Firefox 28
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reverting to Firefox 28
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Re: reverting to Firefox 28
Look in /var/cache/apt/[somefolder] and you should be able to find the debian file for FireFox 28. Install that.
Then you'll need to blacklist firefox in apt so it doesn't update.
Note: Never used LMDE, so I'm not sure of the exact details, but that's pretty much how you do it.
Then you'll need to blacklist firefox in apt so it doesn't update.
Note: Never used LMDE, so I'm not sure of the exact details, but that's pretty much how you do it.
Re: reverting to Firefox 28
Just use the Classic-Theme-Restorer add-on for FF29 and you can just about get ti to look exactly like FF28.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... erestorer/
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... erestorer/
Re: reverting to Firefox 28
I confirm. I needed about 30 minutes of fiddling, but eventually I got FF to look the same as before 29.Just use the Classic-Theme-Restorer add-on for FF29 and you can just about get ti to look exactly like FF28.
Re: reverting to Firefox 28
Got FF28 back quite nicely.
Took me a while to figure out (satisfy myself) about the lockdown procedure (blacklist) but it seems all OK.
I learned something about debian files and dpkg so it was not a total waste of time.
Since my data and operating system are on separate drives a reinstall would have worked, but
I didn't want to do all the little adjustment I like to do.
Tnx for the help.
mike
Took me a while to figure out (satisfy myself) about the lockdown procedure (blacklist) but it seems all OK.
I learned something about debian files and dpkg so it was not a total waste of time.
Since my data and operating system are on separate drives a reinstall would have worked, but
I didn't want to do all the little adjustment I like to do.
Tnx for the help.
mike