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 STEP 1: Type Firefox in ANY internet browser search box.
You should see this:


Step 2: Choose the link that specifies Mozilla.org in the address.
 https://www.mozilla.org/firefox/

Step 3: Download free Firefox Browser

BEWARE : DO NOT click on link that has AD logo attached. AD LINKS = BAD



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