Mozilla Firefox 3.0.11 Released

The Mozilla team has released version 3.0.11 of the Firefox web browser. The release is currently distributed to all mirror sites but can already be downloaded from various download portals like Betanews or MajorGeeks. The update seems to be a security and stability update if the beta release notes can be trusted. Users are therefor encouraged to update the web browser as soon as possible to fix the security and stability issues that have been encountered in Firefox 3.0.10.

A full list of all 50 bug fixes is available at the Bugzilla website. Cautious users might want to wait until the update has been distributed to all mirror sites so that it can be downloaded either from the official Mozilla website or through Firefox’s check for update functionality. The public release is expected soon.

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5 Responses to “Mozilla Firefox 3.0.11 Released”

1. Jack says:

   June 11, 2009 at 9:01 pm

   Mozilla say this is a Beta. You guys know what Beta means???????

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   • Martin says:

     June 11, 2009 at 9:40 pm

     You understand that the update is available before it is officially announced?

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2. macman says:

   June 13, 2009 at 6:31 am

   Version now available through firefox update function…..seems fine to me.

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3. j2ibeo says:

   June 29, 2009 at 11:55 pm

   too much fixes ad now what? a broken firefox! 3.0.11 is very unstable. It crashes with the gmail thing. Maybe gmail want us to use google chrome instead, so they crash firefox…just a thought though since gmail is always the culprit in the crashes of my firefox? How about reverting back to 3.0.10 or maybe version 2.0?

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1. Another Post: Firefox 3.0.11 Update Improves Stability, Fixes Extension Errors [Updates] | Delhiweb.net says:

   June 13, 2009 at 5:07 pm

   [...] Mozilla has released Firefox 3.0.11 to servers, adding your run-of-the-mill security and stability fixes and fixing up a bug that had prevented some extensions from working properly. If you prefer the “Check for Updates” route, you’ll need to wait a bit for Mozilla to flip the switch on their servers; if you want to grab the update right now, you can find it on various online resources. Hit the full bug list for a closer look at every change. Update: The release is official. [gHacks] [...]

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