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I can't get FF to function correctly. It appears that I don't have a problem installing version 3.6.10 after uninstalling the current version of the software. Once the new browser software is installed and executed I receive the following message:<br />
XULRunner<br />
Error: Platform version '1.9.2.10' is not compatible with<br />
miniVersion &gt;= 1.9.2.10<br />
maxVersion &lt;= 1.9.2.10<br />
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It is suggested to totally remove the current version of the browser software from the computer and reinstall. I've completed that phase and reinstall the software. I still get the same message.<br />
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Thanks &nbsp;
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I can't get FF to function correctly. It appears that I don't have a problem installing version 3.6.10 after uninstalling the current version of the software. Once the new browser software is installed and executed I receive the following message:
XULRunner
Error: Platform version '1.9.2.10' is not compatible with
miniVersion >= 1.9.2.10
maxVersion <= 1.9.2.10

It is suggested to totally remove the current version of the browser software from the computer and reinstall. I've completed that phase and reinstall the software. I still get the same message.

Thanks  

XULRunner - Error: Platform version '1.9.2.10' is not compatible with

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