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So is the aurora build officially out now? Do we just update within the nightly build, or is it a separate download?

As mentioned in this thread, you cannot upgrade or downgrade from a nightly, which must be installed separately. To answer your question, aurora builds are out and can be downloaded form this trunk: http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/tinderbox-builds/mozilla-aurora-win32/

Mod please include above link in OP so it is easy to access.

As mentioned in this thread, you cannot upgrade or downgrade from a nightly, which must be installed separately. To answer your question, aurora builds are out and can be downloaded form this trunk: http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/tinderbox-builds/mozilla-aurora-win32/

Mod please include above link in OP so it is easy to access.

So this build should be updated weekly?

So this build should be updated weekly?

Official updates will be pushed out weekly once you have any of aurora builds installed. I would assume that they will likely compile multiple aurora builds in between each update to add in the changes and fixes from the nightly build for the next update. These "unofficial" builds will probably be uploaded into the trunk for anyone to download, but it would defeat the purpose of utilizing a separate channel from the nightly.

Official updates will be pushed out weekly once you have any of aurora builds installed. I would assume that they will likely compile multiple aurora builds in between each update to add in the changes and fixes from the nightly build for the next update. These "unofficial" builds will probably be uploaded into the trunk for anyone to download, but it would defeat the purpose of utilizing a separate channel from the nightly.

So the aurora build that was posted today is an unofficial build? If so, any idea when the first official aurora build will be out?

So the aurora build that was posted today is an unofficial build? If so, any idea when the first official aurora build will be out?

No, just pick any of the builds posted today and you are set to receive the weekly updates from now on.

I was just speaking in general that you might notice that more builds will be posted in that download trunk over time and you don't have to download those. Just wait for the update to come automatically once a week.

I was at school , lol , back now , creating new thread right away

updated OP with download links to different branches , created new thread Meet Firefox 6.0

Also i request mods that please dont keep this syntax : Meet Firefox X.X (BLABLABLA) ,but rather just Meet Firefox X.X , coz the thread is relevant for all stages of Firefox X.X and not just one part of it say (beta 10)

TI will be in Firefox 5 ?

no , its not even in trunk lately , and erm , m sorry , that was an accidental benchmark

BTW This thread will be used for ONLY FIREFOX 5.0 DISCUSSION , i.e. the 5.0 auroras > 5.0 betas > 5.0 rcs > 5.0 Final . For Firefox trunk / nightly discussion use Meet Firefox 6.0

On a side note , MODS ,should we continue with this stuff? Can't we now have Meet Firefox Nightly , Meet Firefox Aurora and Meet Firefox Stable ?

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