We recommend choosing the latest version of 29, following that link there is another index. Version 29 is available with the links that begin with “29.0.1/” through “29.0b9/” c. If you choose to manually locate older versions through the directory, follow that link and scroll near the bottom of the page. Under that heading, choose either the downloader for Firefox 27.0.1 (US English), or choose the link “Directory of other versions and languages”.Ī. Scroll down the page, under the header “I still want to downgrade – where can I get the previous version?” 3. The current workarounds for the Firefox issue are (1) rolling back to a release before v30 (preferably v29, as it contains many of the same features and look as the newer version) or, alternatively, (2) installing the Firebug plugin. To rollback Firefox to a previously compatible version, follow these steps:ġ. Unfortunately the latest VMware vCloud Director version is v5.5, so we do not expect support patches for minor issues in v5.1. Currently, Internet Explorer 11 (with compatibility mode ON, and Enhanced Security Configuration OFF) works when attempting to use the console from the vCloud Environment. VMware is aware of this issue, which is caused by a code update with Firefox 30 that is not supported by vCloud Director 5.1. Firefox v30 can be used to navigate the environment itself, but when attempting to console into VMs, the browser experiences hang-ups and is ultimately unable to connect.

Update: vCloud 5.5 (which the gBlock Cloud was recently updated to) will work with Firefox.Īs of June 2014, the newest release of Mozilla Firefox (30) is not compatible with the console viewer of the vCloud Environment.

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