Do a search on mint 22 and Firefox and found the linux forum mentions up to version and they said this for the OS.

"Firefox 129.0.1 Been Released For Mint 22"

I installed Mint 22 on a test machine and it has Firefox 134.0.2 as part of the initial installation.

My question isn't about what version is available on Mint but if there are any issues with taking the profile from the 113.0.2 version and copying to the new machine which is running 134.0.2. Will 134 read the profile w/o a problem?

Do a search on mint 22 and Firefox and found the linux forum mentions up to version and they said this for the OS. "Firefox 129.0.1 Been Released For Mint 22"

Honestly, this is hard to know. As long as you have a clean backup copy, you might need to just try it.

For your further research and experimentation:

Firefox makes small incremental file format changes from version to version, and retains code for upconversion for an unknown non-infinite amount of time.

I think it is safe to assume that the base ESR version still has the conversion code for the previous base ESR version. For example, Firefox 128.x could seamlessly convert Firefox 115.x - 127.x files (earlier files unknown); Firefox 115.x could seamlessly convert Firefox 102.x - 114.x files (earlier files unknown); and so forth.

Do a search on mint 22 and Firefox and found the linux forum mentions up to version and they said this for the OS. "Firefox 129.0.1 Been Released For Mint 22"

You can run the Firefox 135.0 on the Linux distro Mint just fine as the Firefox 129.0.1 you mention is a random old Release from August 13, 2024.

Thank you!

I've got an older machine to test on but wanted to figure out the process beforehand.

And I've got a Windows 7 machine running 115ESR so if the direct move fails I can try upgrading the profile to 115 and from there to 134.0.2. If that fails try 113.0.2 -> 115 -> 127 -> 134.

Honestly, this is hard to know. As long as you have a clean backup copy, you might need to just try it. ... I think it is safe to assume that the base ESR version still has the conversion code for the previous base ESR version. For example, Firefox 128.x could seamlessly convert Firefox 115.x - 127.x files (earlier files unknown); Firefox 115.x could seamlessly convert Firefox 102.x - 114.x files (earlier files unknown); and so forth.

Why not just use sync to get your data onto the new pc? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-do-i-set-sync-my-computer https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-do-i-choose-what-information-sync-firefox

Thank you. I wasn't familiar with sync. But I've move profiles from machine to machine for years.

If I read it correctly, I'd need three accounts as I have 3 profiles: 1 fully locked down, 1 slightly locked down and 1 out-of-the-box. Many sites work with the fully locked down, almost all the rest with the slightly locked down profile. The out-of-the-box profile is for the rest.

And I am not the only user with this kind of set up. Copying seems easier than managing multiple accounts per user. But I'll add sync to my list to check out later. Thank you for the suggestion.

Why not just use sync to get your data onto the new pc? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-do-i-set-sync-my-computer https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-do-i-choose-what-information-sync-firefox