I'd recommend all readers (asides from using the programs) to upgrade to these new versions; they have a bunch of new fixes that missed the 0.9 and 0.7 releases.
"Mozilla.org today released upgrades to both Firefox 0.9 (0.9.1) and Thunderbird 0.7 (0.7.1) to fix some minor bugs present in both releases. Both releases correct some flaws in the Extension System that some users may have been experiencing, as well as a new icon set for the navigation toolbar on Windows and Linux in Firefox 0.9.1. All users of both products should get this upgrade. Builds are available for Firefox 0.9.1 and Thunderbird 0.7.1, as well as updated release notes (Fx, Tb) for both."
Download: Firefox 0.9.1 | Thunderbird 0.7.1
View: Release Notes for Firefox | For Thunderbird
View: Mozillazine.org
"Mozilla.org today released upgrades to both Firefox 0.9 (0.9.1) and Thunderbird 0.7 (0.7.1) to fix some minor bugs present in both releases. Both releases correct some flaws in the Extension System that some users may have been experiencing, as well as a new icon set for the navigation toolbar on Windows and Linux in Firefox 0.9.1. All users of both products should get this upgrade. Builds are available for Firefox 0.9.1 and Thunderbird 0.7.1, as well as updated release notes (Fx, Tb) for both."
Download: Firefox 0.9.1 | Thunderbird 0.7.1 View: Release Notes for Firefox | For Thunderbird View: Mozillazine.org
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I am impressed by the speed of this release, and would again like to remind you that this is a unstable version. Firefox is not yet at its first milestone.
This sirs, is a gem.
Lovely.
*claps*
Firefox is the best.
menu Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> Software Update -> uncheck Firefox.
menu Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> Software Update -> uncheck Firefox.
don't work
You could do this for a fix: in the address bar type in
about:config
then scroll down untill you see app.version in the left-hand side. Doublt click on this line and enter the new value of 0.91 hit enter. Do the same thing for general.useragent.vendorSub. Restart your browser and you're good to go.
Last edited by 17798 on 02 Jul 2004 - 02:11
It then tells you how to fix it Via "about:config"....."Dork" is name calling?
i'll stick to my software that still can't render pages properly and leaves my system wide open to spyware and exploits even past version 6.0.
After installing FireFox all the time i tryed to use it, i was able to use it like 6 minuts and then it diisconected my cable modem.
To go back online i needed to do restart
So i just deleted FireFox and now it's all normal and all the pages diplay normaly
The only users who got problems with IE is the onc who surf some stupid ass sites with "free porn" programs, and press YES avry time.
You apparently have alot to learn about TCP/IP...
I did and it still says there are new updates. blah
This r0x0rs my s0x0rs.
Another bug that some of the users may be bitten by, is the fact that Firefox
stores update data, so it'll continue to prompt you on startup.. For those of
you who have this problem:
1. Go to about:config
3. filter update.app
2. Right-click and reset each of these back to defaults
update.app.AppDescription, update.app.updateURL, update.app.Version, and
update.app.UpdatesAvailable
3. Restart Firefox.
That should clear Firefox from thinking there's an update. and stop the prompt
from appearing on startup.
If I get that problem I will try that solution. Thanks!
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Last edited by 43979 on 30 Jun 2004 - 16:49
http://www.mgillespie.plus.com/Mozilla/Firefox.htm
A bit faster
If yes, how?
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