If an add-on isn't compatible with your version of %(app_name)s, it is usually either because your version of %(app_name)s is outdated or the add-on author has not yet updated the add-on to be compatible with a newer version you are using. Mozilla does not recommend trying to circumvent these compatibility checks, as they can lead to browser instability or in some cases loss of data. For users who are testing out alpha or beta versions of Firefox, we offer the <a href="%(acr_url)s">Add-on Compatibility Reporter</a> to help add-on developers update their compatibility.
If an add-on isn't compatible with your version of %(app_name)s, it is usually either because your version of %(app_name)s is outdated or the add-on author has not yet updated the add-on to be compatible with a newer version you are using. Mozilla does not recommend trying to circumvent these compatibility checks, as they can lead to browser instability or in some cases loss of data. For users who are testing out alpha or beta versions of Firefox, we offer the <a href="%(acr_url)s">Add-on Compatibility Reporter</a> to help add-on developers update their compatibility.