AFAIK, in order to upgrade a single port: #portupgrade -R firefox is used (documentation). I've done that in order to upgrade Firefox from 2.0.0.20 to its latest version but it (the distinfo) stayed the same.
No, -R is used to upgrade everything the port depends on, and the port listed, but only versions that aren't up to date already are upgraded. And it can only tell if they're not up to date if the ports tree has been updated with portsnap(8) or csup(1).
Firefox 2.0.x is really, really old. This leads me to believe your entire system is horribly old. To save yourself a lot of upgrading headaches it'll be easier just to delete all the installed packages and start over with a fresh ports tree.
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