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I didn't know Redhat customized browsers. Are you suggesting the &nbsp;only wat to get an HTML5 compliant browser is to upgrade the &nbsp;OS?
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I didn't know Redhat customized browsers. Are you suggesting the  only wat to get an HTML5 compliant browser is to upgrade the  OS?

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Hi<br />
I have a stand alone (Non Internet access) PC running Fedora 12 with no possibility to upgrade the OS<br />
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However I need to upgrade Firefox currently version 7<br />
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I need to be able to utilize HTML5 capabilities in particular PDFMake &nbsp;<br />
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Can some one advise which version of both FireFox and Chrome will run on this system and a download link<br />
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If the FireFox version doesn't have FireBug &nbsp;then will FireFox Developer addition work?<br />
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Once downloaded how do I install<br />
<br />
Thank you
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Hi
I have a stand alone (Non Internet access) PC running Fedora 12 with no possibility to upgrade the OS

However I need to upgrade Firefox currently version 7

I need to be able to utilize HTML5 capabilities in particular PDFMake  

Can some one advise which version of both FireFox and Chrome will run on this system and a download link

If the FireFox version doesn't have FireBug  then will FireFox Developer addition work?

Once downloaded how do I install

Thank you

Which browser works in Fedora 12

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