What version of firefox is the best internet browser for XP PRO version 2002 SP 3 999MHZ

Since support ended for XP I need to know.

'''Thank You !''' jscher2000. I just downloaded Firefox 31.0 even though my computer does not meet the system requirements. I have a Pentium III, 999Mhz, not the recommended Pentium IIII. The browser seems to be functional at this time. I will re post only if I run into problems. Thanks again.

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