[pic] Must be a new Firefox update out..haha

[xinary]

what projector are you usin'?

That's pretty funny to see that on TV.

Its actually a LG 37 LCD:))

That's awesome!

How did you capture the picture so fast?

DVR:))

i wonder what windows they are running

Its either 2000 or XP with classic theme enabled, because when he clicked the close button it asked are you sure and I saw the title bar

[BlueFlame]

LOL :laugh:

[ultimate99]

why where they using FF to show the weather in the first place??

[halcyoncmdr]

why where they using FF to show the weather in the first place??

Chances are it was running in the background on the system, and it popped up. :p

[Abhishek kapoor]

Thats great. Try a blue screen of death on live TV, now thats hilarious.

+1

but it is true .. they have updates very often ... and i have uncheck that option of updates beco'z last time i update it got stuck everytime i use

[Colin-uk Veteran]

LOL @ That :p

[richardsim7]

There's some publicity for Mozilla right there :p

-Rich-

[ßéár]

There's some publicity for Mozilla right there :p

-Rich-

So True, lol I wish I could see that on TV :p

[DELTETHISACCOUNT]

FireFox update, now THAT'S news!

[Pretend]

Haha, brilliant

[mycoolkim]

haha lol, they need new updates XD

[Trixx]

That happened to me during my power point presentation at my school :( I left my wireless on. Still got a good laugh from the Asian population of my class, the rest didn't understand. ..strange.

[Thrawn]

I don't know... I think firefox is super annoying... anyways back to the point...

I think the screen is fake. The top of the update window is cut off by the title-banner of the weather window, and the banner clearly casts its shadow over the update. Now, unless they're absurdly (highly unlikley) using Windows-api based compositing to produce the weather display, I don't see how the firefox window could get under elements of the weather display.

Hey, it could happen, but this is a fake.

Edited December 5, 2007 by Thrawn

[DrivenDaily]

My news just cut in to talk about some weather moving through and this happened :p

Yeah, I've seen some pretty crazy stuff on WHIO, but that takes the cake...haha. Better than Cincinnati's local news tho.

[WhoTheF]

LOL! This is hilarious. I am surprised you caught this.

I wonder if any one recorded the video and post it on youtube. Must be funny how the newsroom must have reacted.

[Randolph]

Wow, using Firefox. Didn't think News Casters were using FF. Good stuff. :)

Last I remember they (majority) were using Windows 2000 SP4 with IE 5/6. Seems like they are finally catching on. (Y)

*loves his ff2.0 fresh install)

[Tha Bloo Monkee]

:laugh: nice one!

[macfanboy]

That's awesome!

How did you capture the picture so fast?

possibly photoshop???

[Tech Star]

Hahahaha, Firefox always updates at the wrong time.

[chriscross93]

Wow thats sweet....Hmmmmmm does this mean that that news ststion officially endorses firefox?

again, sweet.............

[htwho]

That happened to me during my power point presentation at my school :( I left my wireless on. Still got a good laugh from the Asian population of my class, the rest didn't understand. ..strange.

Haha, wow. Your class must really fit stereotypes extremely well.

[pyehac]

OMG LOL.

At our local stations, all we have are bad transitions, faulty mics, and bad acting.

[Knorcedger]

Evil forces behind Firefox cause havok

[ßéár]

^ Must be an IE user

[Corona]

nice..free advertising lol