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Firefox 3.5.4 , Portable Firefox 3.5.4

Previous links were not working , now i have added a site which has the links :) TinyURL is also not working here

This is a security release with few performance tweaks , especially for Windows 7 (documentation fixes...)

We will see Firefox 3.6 Beta 1 tomorrow , and most probably Build 2 is the final Beta 1

Firefox 3.6 Beta 1 Build 2 Download: Windows , Mac , Linux

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CONFIRMATION : Firefox 3.6 Beta 1 tomorrow (source)

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Beta 1 has been postponed for every week for a while now, it'll probably be postponed again.

most probably no , coz it was said in the meeting minutes ,which held yesterday, that firefox 3.6 will be out on 28 October

3.5.4 is not officially released. I would advise waiting until we push it to the release channel; where you will then be able to manually check for updates. You can follow along on the release in #qa on irc.mozilla.org

It is(was?) as it was in the releases section of the FTP

Now if u want , then have it @ firefox.com

nevermind, better to have a stable beta 1 for ppl to play with. They really shouldn't set exact dates, it just sets them up to look bad. MS did the right thing with win7 saying its done when its done and only when in the last stages of testing did they give a date.

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