Is there a firefox 3.6.29??

Is 3.6.28 absolutely the latest version of FF 3.6.x?? I have tried FF 12 and others. Don't like them. I just want the very latest 3.6.x.

Firefox 3.6 was made officially EOL on [https://blog.mozilla.org/futurereleases/2012/03/23/upcoming-firefox-support-changes/ April 24th 2012] after about 27 1/2 months. There are no more security updates for the old Firefox 3.6 as the 3.6.28 was the last.
It originally came close to being EOL earlier back about Firefox 3.6.19 in 2011 but it then became the reluctant older supported version after Firefox 4.0 was released and then continued to get security updates until 3.6.28.

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# It is free of charge and will always be free.
# It is open source.
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Hello @sky0,
There is currently not a Firefox browser available at the ios app store.
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It is available for Android and Firefox OS (ofcoufse) though.
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Then Adobe says to set the Flash player control panel for "Check before updates" but even that setting checks every 24 hours and re-installs the new broken Flash player on top of the previous one, again, behind your back, that you just re-installed to fix the new broken one.
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Hi:
Please understand that Firefox is NOT available for iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch), Windows Phone, Windows RT, Bada, Symbian, Blackberry OS, webOS, Android-x86 or other operating systems for mobile:
Please see [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/will-firefox-work-my-mobile-device#w_other-operating-systems Will Firefox Work on My Mobile Device] for more details.
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Is there a firefox 3.6.29??

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