Firefox 3.03 released

What a surprise. Only two days after releasing Firefox 3.02 the Mozilla firefox team released the new version Firefox 3.03 which is usually a sign of a serious bug in the previous version. Firefox 3.03 fixes only one bug that affected some users of the previous version.

The bug made it impossible for some users to retrieve saved passwords or to save new passwords. A serious problem for everyone who used the Firefox Password Manager to store passwords in the web browser.

The new version of Firefox is currently distributed to all official mirror servers. The process is currently still underway. One of the mirrors that has already been updated is the ISC San Francisco mirror. The release notes link to the bug report which contains additional information about the password manager bug.

Tags: firefox, firefox 3, firefox security, firefox-update, mozilla, mozilla-firefox
Categories: Browsing, firefox

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4 Responses to “Firefox 3.03 released”

1. Jack Stanley (Founder of Cleeki) says:

   September 27, 2008 at 12:14 am

   Hm, a good move though since it is a security related bug…

   Reply
2. GRTerrero says:

   September 27, 2008 at 5:43 pm

   That bug was driving me nuts!

   Reply