My iCloud is full; I cannot sign in and update on Firefox.
I can't seem to update to the latest version of Firefox. Steps on macOS 15.2: 1. In previous version of Firefox, get dialog to update to current version of Firefox 2. Cl… (czytaj dalej)
I can't seem to update to the latest version of Firefox.
Steps on macOS 15.2: 1. In previous version of Firefox, get dialog to update to current version of Firefox 2. Click Restart to update Firefox. 3. Enter admin user name and password to allow Firefox to install a helper 4. Got a request to let Firefox access my devices. My devices are not Firefox's business, so I replied Don't allow. Note: 3 and 4 may have been swapped.
Expected result: Get a dialog that Mozilla corp has installed something; Firefox relaunches with the new version
Actual result: Get a dialog that Mozilla corp has installed something
Attempted workaround:
5. Click Firefox icon in the dock
Expected result: Firefox launches
Actual result: Get dialog asking me to enter admin user name and password to allow Firefox to install a helper.
6. I do so.
Expected result: Get a dialog that Mozilla corp has installed something; Firefox relaunches with the new version
Actual result: Get a dialog that Mozilla corp has installed something
Attempted workaround:
7. Click Firefox icon in the dock
And I get a strange feeling of deja vu as the process repeats and I am unable to launch Firefox.
If I look at the macOS console and filter on Mozilla, I notice these two messages from org.mozilla.updater:
I have no idea how to proceeed.
Each time I download and install updates to Firefox, whatever they are correcting causes the application to not open. I need to delete the Firefox, download the file and … (czytaj dalej)
Each time I download and install updates to Firefox, whatever they are correcting causes the application to not open. I need to delete the Firefox, download the file and reinstall it.
My laptop is a new HP with an Intel(R) Core(TM) Ultra 7 155H 1.40 GHz processor with 16.0 GB (15.4 GB usable) ram. It is a 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor. I am running Windows 11 currently.
Do not understand the problem. I have Firefox on my older laptop (over 10 years old) with a i3 processor and do not have these issues.
I have had to reinstall Firefox several time on the new machine and am frustrated with the problem.
Please have a good recommendation. I will refrain from updating Firefox.
Have tried to update Firefox but its caught in a loop trying to install a new helper tool.
I put in all the correct details but nothing happens.
