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That would probably need a new bug, but if there's no desire to address it in the current team of developers that feels like a bit of a wasted effort. I'd say if the general idea is that it is under-maintained and the list display is broken (in what way?) then instead of removing it, make an effort to fix it up proper. No frills, no 40 buttons and controls found in full-fledged FTP client software. A browseable list + normal "save as" behavior in the browser would be what users would be looking for.
#Firefox old versions ftp download#
FireFTP would present the average user with a much too complicated interface to simply download something. SFTP (either implicit or explicit) is less of a concern but rather a nice-to-have. In the General panel, go to the Firefox Updates section.
#Firefox old versions ftp install#
I dare say that general use of FTP from within a browser is fairly simple, not advanced (but support for it no less serious): browse and download publically-accessible files. To prevent Firefox from automatically updating itself after you install an older version, youll need to change your Firefox update settings: Click the menu button and select Settings. Outlook Express 6. NET Framework 4.7.1 Programming model for building applications. Windows XP Service Pack 3 Build 5512 FINAL Microsoft. Rufus 3.18 Rufus Windows XP Service Pack 3 Build. 32-bit Firefox binary is contained in ' linux-i686 ' folder, and 64-bit. Mozilla Firefox 91.0.1 Firefox is a fast, full-featured Web browser. In the above archive, there are two binaries available for each version. First, download the version of Firefox that you want from Mozilla FTP archive. The following is 5-minute guide to do it. For any serious usage of FTP, you will probably want to use the fireftp addon which is really nice. It is not very complicated to install an old version of Firefox on Linux.
#Firefox old versions ftp code#
> I filed it because the code is under maintained, is insecure (SFTP), and the LIST presentation code is busted in a number of ways. I still don't understand why you'd want to deprecate it it's not "code cleanup", it's the arbitrary removal of a core feature that is in use by people. Maybe not every day (which would make it easy to make it a statistical underdog, considering average # of requests involved in modern website browsing) but regularly nonetheless not only the obvious people in IT (who generally do influence browser choice for fairly large groups of users) but also for the average Joe who will suddenly not be able to download something any more that is hosted on FTP. Thanks for your consideration!Īs for the actual FTP support: The code has been stable for a very long time and doesn't really require any maintenance. If you don't care any more, please stop visiting BMO and polluting the bugs with abusive comments. Guys, I'd prefer it if this doesn't degenerate any further to the point where people with privileges to do so will restrict further comments, cutting any further technical discussion on the topic short (and preventing proper input from the people affected by this).
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