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How to roll-back to a previous version of Firefox BEFORE frequent "plugin-container.exe" and "Unresponsive (.jsm) Script" errors?

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Robert
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I've become increasingly disappointed with the instability issues of the more recent Firefox versions. What used to be an unshakable rock-solid browser platform now crashes more than the worst versions of iE ever did! Between the "Unresponsive Script" errors (which seem to be .jsm related), and the "plugin-container.exe" errors, my browser crashes several times a day.

There doesn't seem to be much effort to fix this problem. And, I'd like to rollback to a previous more-stable version until the issue is resolved. Where can I find an older version of Firefox? And, what was the version number of the last stable version, the one before these types of crashes began?

I've become increasingly disappointed with the instability issues of the more recent Firefox versions. What used to be an unshakable rock-solid browser platform now crashes more than the worst versions of iE ever did! Between the "Unresponsive Script" errors (which seem to be .jsm related), and the "plugin-container.exe" errors, my browser crashes several times a day. There doesn't seem to be much effort to fix this problem. And, I'd like to rollback to a previous more-stable version until the issue is resolved. Where can I find an older version of Firefox? And, what was the version number of the last stable version, the one before these types of crashes began?

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the-edmeister
the-edmeister
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See this:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Plugin-container_and_out-of-process_plugins

Robert
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Thanks for the link edmeister! That at least explains how to turn off 'the plugin-container.exe problem. What it doesn't explain is why OOPP was added to the browser in the first place? I don't recall Firefox crashing before v.3.6.4 when encountering Flash or QuickTime plug-ins!?!