(Of course rooting would wipe all data as well, so that's fun.) Such an abomination, even some basic stuff is broken.Ĭurrently I'm trying to figure out how to back up data, on my unrooted phone, uninstalling an app of course erases their data. UPDATE: Appears I'm far from alone from the many questions about What happened to my Lost Tabs and ability to Print#&*!!? See Q's at. We have a Samsung Galaxy Tab S2, Android version 7.0

Perhaps I can restore my bookmarks from a backup. At least now have my old Firefox back until Mozilla comes back to it's senses I hope. I also had to re-drag the start button out of Apps to my favorites bar. I lost my bookmarks, but then the new Firefox version had already trashed them I think. You'll be downloading an APK file, which is an Android Package Kit. s/68.11.0/ and download something like version 68.11.0 (which was just before the major user interface change), and once it's downloaded 'open' it to install it. Here's how to get your old Firefox V68 back on your Android:Ģ) Go to. I need a power tool on the Android, not a simplified, pretty-boy thing. But I don't want a Firefox that looks like it was made for dummies. I really do want the latest and greatest. I for one will wait until Mozilla comes up with a better alternative, or at least allows me to choose if I want this new user interface or not. So I went looking for a way to get my older Firefox back, the one I dearly loved and used every day for the past several years.

I think it's great that Mozilla is working to try and make Firefox even better, but at the moment, the most recent push to our Android leaves me cussing and disgusted.

Older versions of firefox for android