![]() ![]() Unlike updating apps from the Mac App Store or updating macOS system software in System Preferences, updating Firefox is done directly within the Firefox application itself. This article will show you how to manually update Firefox on MacOS, an easy process to initiate if you’re unfamiliar. Make sure both boxes are checked for Cookies and Site Data and Cached Web Content, click Clear.Ĭlick the Menu icon in the upper right corner then “click Add-ons”.Ĭlick Extensions on the left then click “Disable” to the right of enabled extensions.Ĭompletely Close out of Mozilla Firefox and restart.Keeping web browsers up to date with the latest version is almost always recommended for security purposes, and right now that’s particularly important with Firefox because the US Department of Homeland Security has acknowledged a Firefox security exploit that could cause the takeover of a targeted computer and is thereby urging Firefox users to update to 72.0.1 (or later) right away.
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