Firefox 3.6.11 / 3.6.12 is not being installed / not opening in my Mac 10.6.4 Plz Help.

Firefox 3.6.11 / 3.6.12 is not being installed / not opening in my Mac 10.6.4
Please Help.
- Bhavesh

Firefox 3.6.x versions are still updated with security patches (Firefox 3.6.18 is due in about two weeks).
You are unfortunately out of luck with an Intel Mac and OS X 10.4.11.<br />
There is a compatible version from for a PowerPC Mac, but no alternative for an Intel Mac.

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