Windows Server - What is the most recent version of Firefox that works in Win2000?

What is the most recent version of Firefox that works in Win2000?

Thanks

jollyroger@nowhere.com says...

The latest 10.0.2 does work.

Be aware that the latest Flash Player will not install. The last version
of Flash that is Win2K compatible is 11.1.102.55.

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Then I should be pretty safe to install FF 4.x or 5.x and still be able
to use Flash.  I currently use FF 3.x and it does everything I need.  It
just has the stupid bug that keep putting it in offline mode.  I heard
that the latest versions are real bloated.  I dont want or need that.
Same reason I stick with Win2k and Win98.

You can continue to use Flash Player version 11.1.102.55, but you
will not be able to upgrade it. This action does *not* depend on the
version of Firefox (I am using FF version 10.0.2). When I tried to
install FP version 11.1.102.62 on Win2k it complained about entry
point "SetDllDirectoryW" missing from "kernel32.dll". This entry
point exists only in WinXP and later versions. An _increasing
number_ of programs cannot be installed or upgraded (e.g.
applications from Google) due to some functions that were introduced
with WinXP and are missing from Win2k.


Regards,

-Heribert

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Muttenz, Schweiz

I am using Flash 11.1.102.55, but I have noticed that with recent updates
of Flash I find that using a site like Youube causes my hard drive to
thrash This was not happening with early Flash 10 versions. I only have
250MB RAM so maybe the higher versions require more memory.

In article <0I-dnZYr_YHE0s7SnZ2dnUVZ8nadnZ2d@brightview.co.uk>, fbsnr
{@yahoo.co.uk says...

I should note that Adobe is still updating Flash 10.x, which is supposed
to officially support Win2K. That said, the installer for that version
is messed up, too.

There is a thread about it here:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/422606

You can follow the bug tracking here. Please login or create an account
(if needed) and add a vote!:
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=3120661

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