I only use web version of trezor suite with trezor bridge installed because I run Firefox on an older windows version on which the Desktop App no longer worked …and all worked fine. I then uninstalled trezor bridge as per deprecation advice and now immediately afterwards my trezor can’t be accessed. I tried using Chrome as advised instead but it still doesn’t find my trezor and I believe this is because Chrome hasn’t been updating to latest updates also due to not supporting the older windows version. So, until I finally can afford an update to a newer computer and operating system, I just wanted to download and install the trezor bridge again but can’t find it easily up on the trezor website ..any advice here welcome thanks 
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Hi @Cob
The current, supported connection method for Trezor Suite Web is WebUSB, which works in up-to-date Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Brave, Edge) on supported operating systems. This is why the Bridge was removed from prominent places on the website.
That said, in your specific case:
- You’re on an older Windows version
- Your browsers can’t update anymore
- WebUSB does not work
- Everything worked reliably with Trezor Bridge before
In this scenario, re-installing Trezor Bridge as a temporary workaround might work, even though it’s deprecated.
The Bridge installer is still available directly from Trezor’s data server:
https://data.trezor.io/bridge/latest/index.html
From there:
- Download the installer for your Windows version
- Install Trezor Bridge
- Restart your computer
- Connect your Trezor and open Trezor Suite
- When prompted, allow the Bridge connection
If it worked before, there’s a good chance it will work again in the same environment.
Important notes 
- Trezor Bridge will not receive further updates
- Future firmware or Suite Web changes may eventually stop working with it
- This should be considered a temporary solution only
- We can’t accept any liability if anything goes wrong, as the feature has been officially deprecated and shouldn’t be used.
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