Finally, there’s a checkbox asking if you want to use a background service to install the updates. Also below this, you can toggle the option to install updates automatically, or if you want to be prompted first before anything is changed. This will tell you if your browser is up to date and on the right is a button to check for updates.

On the same line on the right, there’s a Show Update History button.

Clicking on the link will take you to the Release Notes page of your current version in Mozilla’s site.

It will show your current version with a What’s new link next to it.

A new Option’s Tab will open, and with General Options selected, scroll down until you see the section called Firefox Updates.

Select Options, which on OS X will be called Preferences.

Click on the Menu Button or Press Alt to bring up the Menu Bar.

But first, you have to enable automatic updates.

After it has finished updating, it will then ask you to click on Restart Firefox to Update.Ī more convenient way to update is to let Firefox do it for you automatically whenever it starts.

If it finds one, it will ask you to update to the newest version.

If not, click on the Check for updates button.

Select Help, then About Firefox. It will show you its current version and will tell you if your Firefox is up to date.

You can also press the Alt button to access the Menu Bar.

Click on the Menu Button on the top right.

These methods apply to Windows 7, but you can follow similar steps in Apple’sOS X and Windows 8 or 10. There are valid reasons why you need to update your browser regularly, and Firefox isn’t an exception. How to Update Mozilla Firefox to a Latest Version

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