A new update for Firefox has been released and can be downloaded from the official Mozilla website or by using the upgrade option in Firefox directly. Just click on Help, Check for Updates to download the latest build which adds some improvements to Firefox. The release notes state that the developers fixed seven security issues. Other improvements include Windows Vista support and the addition of several new languages.
As usual the updates overwrites all Firefox files without interfering with custom files and settings.
One critical security issue has been fixed, the other ones were high (1), moderate (3) and low (2). Just make sure you update as soon as possible and everything should be sorted out fine.
The languages that have been added are Afrikaans, Belarusian, Georgian and Kurdish. They are currently in beta phase and not available from the main Firefox download page.
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Also when you get a chance just advise anyone using Firefox to please, please, please, please turn on Automatic Update in Firefox ad then all will be fine forever……..and save you valuble webspace, although you will advise us anyway to update, and much fine advise you always afford us peons is always appreciated…………..
Have been a staunch user of FF for years – until 2.01 and 2.02. What a mess sorting out what works and what doesn’t!!
I am still trying to find bookmarks! Please be aware McAfee Site Advisor is not friends with either version.
Back to using IE….sounds kinda like Microsoft went through. Time to wait until all is sorted out.