Mozilla Corp. has patched a pair of critical vulnerabilities in Firefox, taking the unusual step of updating the older version 2.0 on Tuesday but delaying the fixes for the newer version 3.0 until Wednesday. Both updates, labeled Firefox 2.0.0.16 and Firefox 3.0.1, plug two holes rated "critical" by Mozilla, which uses a four-step threat ranking system. Firefox 2.0.0.16 was posted to Mozilla's servers Tuesday afternoon.
Firefox 3.0.1, the first update since the open-source browser was upgraded almost a month ago, won't reach users until Wednesday at the earliest, according to notes from a Mozilla status meeting published online.
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Firefox 3.0.1, the first update since the open-source browser was upgraded almost a month ago, won't reach users until Wednesday at the earliest, according to notes from a Mozilla status meeting published online.
View: The full story @PCWorld
maybe proof read before you post?
This could/should've been made more clear in the article though. Surely it's better to post the main points of an article rather than just the first paragraph or two which may/may not correspond nicely with the post title? In this case there is a ambiguity over the title and the content of the news post...
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all.html
It's just not mentioned on the Mozilla frontage yet.
Now look happy and go download it!
http://www.webstandards.org/files/acid2/test.html
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