I have a desktop Mac 10.4.11.

I tried to download latest Firefox but it tells me Firefox 3.6.x is the latest I can have. How do I know if I have this or how do I get it get it if I don't?

it's disappointing that an answer was given without reading the question. what a waste of time.
When I try to download the latest Firefox, I get an error message. Apparently I need an older version for my Mac 10.4.11 but I don't know how to find out where to download it from.
That's why I'm asking.

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