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Firefox crashes constantly since I installed 3.6 and later updates, now I cannot install 3.6.12 or remove firefox from Windows XP using remove programs

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rabbit12091
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Since installing 3.6 I have multiple crashes on opening the browser. I cannot install 3.6.12 or remove 3.6.11 using Window XP Add Remove Programs.

Since installing 3.6 I have multiple crashes on opening the browser. I cannot install 3.6.12 or remove 3.6.11 using Window XP Add Remove Programs.

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cailin7591
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I'm having issues with 3.6.13 - it is crashing ALL THE TIME, and I cannot see any pattern to it. It is getting quite irritating, especially when it causes me to lose entire unsent, unfinished emails in my webmail account. Firefox NEVER used to do this. I have added no new software to my computer, and I do not have any viruses or malware (I have a current subscription to McAfee). You need to fix whatever the problem is, or else I'm going to have to dump Firefox, and I'd really rather not.

Heidi56
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Firefox crashes at least once a day. Web page freezes, then states "Firefox is not responding," and "plug-in container encountered an error and must close. "Only started happening with latest Firefox also. I also have McAfee (regularly updated), and I also run Malawarebytes regularly and according to their reports have no viruses or Malaware on my computer. Would really like to know if it is a problem with my computer, a conflict of some kind, or Firefox itself.