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I have a Galaxy S phone, it says its compatible with my phone but when i go to download it it says not found. Is this because of 2.1 to 2.2 issuse or something else?

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I have a Galaxy S phone and it says its compatible, but when i go to install it says file not found.

I have a Galaxy S phone and it says its compatible, but when i go to install it says file not found.

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Firefox might not appear in the Market because it is not compatible with your hardware. You can check if your phone is supported here:

https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/Platforms/Android

On some supported devices, a bug prevents Firefox from appearing in the Market. This may be related to the recent Market update. You can go to Settings/Applications and uninstall the Market update, then find and install Firefox.

Or, if you have a compatible device, you can download the app directly from here:

http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/mobile/releases/4.0b3/android-r7/multi/

(Note: To download the app directly for an AT&T phone, you will have to search for instructions on "sideloading" the APK file, since AT&T has removed the option to install from non-Market sources.)