Update Firefox: How to Turn Off Firefox Updates Automatically

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Instructions to turn off Firefox update to the latest version

Step 1:

At the Firefox browser interface, users click on the gear icon .

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Step 2:

Switch to the setting interface on the browser. Here the user clicks on the General tab in the menu on the left side of the screen, then looks to the right to find the Firefox Updates section .

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Next drag below the Allow Firefox to content section, which is set to Automatically install updates by default as shown below.

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Step 3:

To turn off auto-update for Firefox, users choose to check for updates but let you choose to install them (Check for updates but you will choose to install them).

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Just change the Firefox update settings again, Firefox will not automatically update. After turning off automatic updates you should check for updates regularly to limit Firefox errors when using the old version.

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