What updates your Firefox installation?
The update route depends on where the browser came from. Identify the installation before following another set of instructions.
DESKTOP FIREFOX, EXPLAINED
Updates, missing bookmarks, browser settings.
Understand what changed before changing more.
THE COLLECTION
Start with the situation you have.
Every guide links to the documentation behind it.
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The update route depends on where the browser came from. Identify the installation before following another set of instructions.
Choose by the feature changes and compatibility work you can maintain. A channel change is not a diagnosis of a browser problem.
Sync, a bookmark file, Firefox Backup and a profile copy protect different things. Choose the method by the recovery you need.
Check visibility, the active profile and available copies before you restore anything. “After an update” describes timing, not a proven cause.
These options change different parts of Firefox. Match the method to the question, then interpret the result without jumping to a cause.
Use the exact symptom to choose a scoped test. A page working in another browser is useful evidence, but it does not identify the faulty component.
Match the advisory’s product and fixed-version statement to your installation. A severity headline alone does not answer that question.
Check its enabled state, window access and intended function before reinstalling or resetting Firefox.
Try a broader term or view the whole collection.
BEFORE YOU CHANGE ANYTHING
A new installation, a different profile and a reset can look similar from the outside. Their consequences differ. Identify the state you want to keep before choosing an action.
Compare the diagnostic optionsThe browser application and its update source.
The release stream and its maintenance lifecycle.
The bookmarks, preferences and other personal state.