Firefox 1.0.1 Released

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  1. hayc59

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    Firefox 1.0.1 is now available. A higher level of security has been key to Firefox’s success and the release of Firefox 1.0.1 demonstrates the Mozilla Foundation’s commitment to providing a secure Internet experience.
    We encourage you to download Firefox 1.0.1. Regular security updates are essential to maintain a safe browsing experience.
    - the sfx team
    Free Download
    Firefox 1.0.1 for Windows, English (4.7MB)
    Other Systems and Languages
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  2. bigc73542

    bigc73542 Retired Moderator

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    deleted 1.0 from add/remove and installed 1.0.1 and it runs just fine. It kept all bookmarks and links.

    bigc
     
  3. Notok

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    Here's what's new
     
  4. Matt_Smi

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    Same here, werid that it kept all my bookmarks,settings and extensions but nice as well.
     
  5. bigc73542

    bigc73542 Retired Moderator

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    all of that info is kept in a different folder than the one that add/remove deletes
     
  6. Matt_Smi

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    O I see, good to know ;)
     
  7. Matt_Smi

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    O I see, good to know ;) makes upgrading to new versions painless.
     
  8. ronjor

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    Smooth! :) Definitely faster too.
     
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  9. chachazz

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    Installed right over top existing - no problems.!
     
  10. Hard Rocker

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    Hi, :)

    Just wondering ! Does it keep all your themes as well ?
    I use Firefox exclusively now and I would hate to lose all my Bookmarks. :(
    Is everyone SURE about these issues ? o_O

    Hard Rocker !!
     
  11. Longboard

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    HA.! Love it.
    At risk of being a bore; Idiot proof again.
    Worked for me straight off :D
    Nearly overwhelmingly wonderful, the whole thing.
    All credit to those who contributed from one very happy user.
     
  12. Jimbob1989

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    I have FireFox 1.0 PR and 1.0 installed on my PC. I did not uninstall one when I installed the other. I noticed this the other day when I installed Java and Macromedia Flash and I was asked if I wanted to incorperate it with my FireFox browsers.

    Should I delete the older versions or just leave them where they are? then I will install the latest version.

    Jimbob
     
  13. iceni60

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    hi, Hard Rocker :) it should be OK. if you want to be 100% sure you can make a copy of the folder at C:\Documents and Settings\user name\Application Data\Mozilla just right-click and pick copy and keep it somewhere safe. themes, extensions, bookmarks etc are kept there :)

    EDIT you might have to enable seeing hidden files and folders to get to the folder first. press the windows key and E to bring up explorer then Tools>Folder Opitions>View>show hidden files and folders
     
  14. bigbuck

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    Zoom, Zoom, Zoom. :cool:

    Impressive. Definitely more stable on my system than the last version. :)



    snowbound
     
  16. DanL

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    Dang!...........Now I gotta re-install the spel cheker! :D

    Dan
     
  17. bigbuck

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    My extensions all stayed...(al 5 of 'em!) :)
     
  18. DanL

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    I used the windows add/remove programs to uninstall FF.
    Just before uninstall completed I got a window that said
    "not all FF components were removed, do you want to remove all components"
    I clicked yes. That could be the reason.

    Dan
     
  19. mercurie

    mercurie A Friendly Creature

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    Thanks to all of you fine Creatures you answered all of my questions before I could post them. Mainly delete the old first :doubt: and what about bookmarks? Will add first chance I get.

    :) ;)
     
  20. ronjor

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    I keep a backup of my bookmarks in my documents. I have a folder called Firefox bookmarks and I export my bookmarks to that folder every so often.
     
  21. skyrighter

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    So do we still need the SpoofStick entension with this latest release of Firefox? Or does this version of FF fix the problem?
     
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  23. nod32_9

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    Tested the .ZIP version. No problem with the update. New version is a RAM hog! Also CPU load constantly hits 100% when processing multiple windows at the same time. When idle, the CPU load returns to 0%. This would explain why FF may be faster with a more powerful PC. I'm running a 600 MHz PIII with 384MB and W2K SP1/WXP Pro SP1. Firefox is not know for being an efficient user of CPU clock time, but 100% CPU load for a browser? The previous version tops out around 60 to 70% on my system.

    May do a clean install and retest.
     
  24. AnthonyG

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    Trying it now, also has anyone heard anything about netscape 8 as i am interested in trying this too.
     
  25. JerryM

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    I dowloaded and installed without uninstalling v 1.0. It seemed to install over OK, but today when I checked I found that I had both listed in ADD/Remove of Control Panel.
    Brilliant me, I removed version 1.0 and everything connected as I could find. Then I had no shortcut. I tried to find a way, but I think I some part of 1.1 was removed somehow.

    I finally removed 1.0.1 reinstalled it and it is going great. I should have done as suggested and removed 1.0 before installing 1.0.1.

    I was surprised that my bookmarks were still there.

    Just another experience, and Firefox is the best browser out there in my opinion.
    Thanks.


    Jerry
     
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