Firefox 10.0.1 Released

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  1. siljaline

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    Thanks for the heads up!:)
     
  3. siljaline

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    You're most welcome :thumb:

     
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    10.0.2 on its way!

    BTW, this seems to be an informative page and has a bit on other browsers as well.
     
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    10.0.2 released;)
    A chemspill release to address a security issue
     
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    Just got 10.0.2. Thanks for the heads up :thumb:
     
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  9. siljaline

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    Another upgrade? :eek: Great, every time I open Firefox after opening Waterfox it checks my add-ons .... LOL! *grumble, whinge, whine ... * ;) :D
     
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    This is getting frustrating as I have to interrupt individually a dozen people at work every time there is an update. They need to find a better way to handle updates.
     
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    Yes, I agree. I have a feeling this whole rapid release thing just isn't working for Mozilla. I think eventually this will lose them users.
     
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    These practically back to back updates to Firefox are getting on my t**s.
    3 already in Feb. (in 18 days !)
    Compare this to Opera, none in Feb. one in Jan.
    FF must be collecting vulnerabilities at a hell of a pace, otherwise why the need for
    all those updates ?
     
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    Ocky, I agree that the fast updates are dizzying, yet there were reasons as to why they happened: 10.0.1 & 10.0.2.
     
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    JRViejo, yes patching is vital but there are really an inordinate number of such
    vulnerabilities. This is certainly not the case with Opera which is my number one browser.
    Unfortunately I need Firefox for certain tasks. I have now removed Seamonkey (brother of FF), because I am sick of updating both of them on 5x Linuxes.
     
  19. tlu

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    Ocky, this was actually not a Firefox specific security issue but one in the libpng library which also affected Chrome (and possibly other browsers that use that library).
     
  20. vasa1

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    This is what I got:
    Code:
    Name 			Release Date 
    Firefox 4.0 		March 22 
    Firefox 4.0.1		April 28 
    Firefox 5		June 21 
    Firefox 6 		August 16 
    Firefox 6.0.1 	August 30 
    Firefox 6.0.2 	September 6 
    Firefox 7 		September 27 
    Firefox 7.0.1 	September 29 
    Firefox 8 		November 8 
    Firefox 8.0.1 	November 21 
    Firefox 9 		December 20 
    Firefox 9.0.1 	December 21 
    Firefox 10.0 		January 31 
    Firefox 10.0.1 	February 10 
    Firefox 10.0.2	February 17
    
    I imagine that someone who has to look after Fx, SM and TB on multiple computers would not have enjoyed the last year!
     
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    Don't forget people who run multiple portables. :eek:
     
  22. Hungry Man

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    With Firefox the updates are to close holes. With Opera, it's closed source, so who knows if they're patching.
     
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