reverting to Firefox 28

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baomike
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reverting to Firefox 28

Post by baomike »

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.
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clfarron4

Re: reverting to Firefox 28

Post by clfarron4 »

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.
ajgreeny
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Re: reverting to Firefox 28

Post by ajgreeny »

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/
crborga

Re: reverting to Firefox 28

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woodsman

Re: reverting to Firefox 28

Post by woodsman »

Just use the Classic-Theme-Restorer add-on for FF29 and you can just about get ti to look exactly like FF28.
I confirm. I needed about 30 minutes of fiddling, but eventually I got FF to look the same as before 29.
baomike
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Re: reverting to Firefox 28

Post by baomike »

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
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