Mozilla Firefox Browser Stable Version Releases

My Firefox has always had it to false.
But it's LEAKING like ...



What's more.

I've just updated my Firefox to 79 and it started crashing.
I don't have nice feelings about Firefox anymore.
It's all about SYNC this/EXPOSE that, it's SO EASY, etc...

 

Mozilla Firefox ESR 68.11.0 Released (July 28, 2020)
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Mozilla have reset several of my extension since the update to FF79.

NoScript being one, which as anyone who uses it knows, it takes a while to configure it for all the sites you visit.

#465

Not at all happy!

 

https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/noscript-10-new-version-releases.397945/page-19#post-2934629

 

Mozilla Firefox, Portable Edition 79.0 (web browser) Released (July 28, 2020) (PortableApps.com)

 

Mozilla Firefox ESR, Portable Edition 78.1.0 (web browser) Released (July 29, 2020) (PortableApps.com)

 

"Although Mozilla called out some under-the-hood improvements – WebRender support for more Intel and AMD graphics processors, for one – and several changes of interest to developers, there was nothing to pitch to users."

WebRender support is not trivial. The author asks "where's the new shiny stuff?", but he doesn't say what shiny stuff he expects. Firefox is already mature and largely "feature complete".

 

I understand. It's a bummer that Firefox continues to lose market share.

 

I think you may be right unfortunately.

 

It is. Unfortunately it's hard to compete when Edge is already installed on any Windows PC and Google has been effective at slipping Chrome onto people's systems by bundling it with other installers. They both also aggressively market their browsers on the platforms they control. Use Bing? Hey, why aren't you using Edge? Use Google? You should already be using Chrome! Firefox? What's that? They don't have a search platform owned by a trillion dollar company.

 

Google hasn't done in since forever, this is not why Firefox is losing market shares of today.

 

I just downloaded the free version of SUPERAntiSpyware and Chrome would have been both installed and set as default browser if I hadn't unchecked both options.

 

Everyone already has it now, but as Krusty just pointed out if you don't already have it... And no, it isn't why Firefox is losing market share. But it's at least part of why they're not gaining any.

 

SUPERAntiSpyware hasn't been updated in over a year, the latest installer for that has a timestamped of Wednesday, June 26th 2019, so no, grabbing old installers and saying "they still do that, see! see!" doesn't count.

 

Not an old installer:

https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/superantispyware-updates-news.391893/page-3#post-2936593

Reason I downloaded was because I had v8.0.1052 installed and I wasn't upgraded to the latest version.

 

Where did you get such installers? Both free and pro are digitally signed on 04 August 2020 and previous versions on 03 August 2020. I personally have both.

 

https://i.imgur.com/B53XVu5.png

 

I don't know what else to say. I told you my experience when I downloaded from the SAS site.

Anyway, that is OT for this thread now so I won't continue.

 

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