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(deleted) Fri 06-Nov-09 02:49:59
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Firefox 3.5.5


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Out now, just stability fixes (and probably a few security) so its probably worth updating now.
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(eat-sleep-adslguide) Fri 06-Nov-09 03:02:08
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Re: Firefox 3.5.5


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Thankee!

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(eat-sleep-adslguide) Fri 06-Nov-09 09:41:06
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Re: Firefox 3.5.5


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In reply to a post by FireFalcon:
Out now, just stability fixes (and probably a few security) so its probably worth updating now.


Will I dare try it?

Adrian

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(deleted) Fri 06-Nov-09 10:38:42
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Re: Firefox 3.5.5


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I will wait until it proves it has consistent reliability.
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(deleted) Fri 06-Nov-09 10:55:42
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Re: Firefox 3.5.5


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Not caused any problems thus far smile
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(deleted) Fri 06-Nov-09 11:53:51
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Re: Firefox 3.5.5


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I'll give it a month and then download .
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(Unregistered)Fri 06-Nov-09 12:18:02
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Re: Firefox 3.5.5


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Why? Just how reliable do you need your browser to be? It's not your OS or your mail client, after all. If a new official release has come out, that's good enough for me - and it usually includes vulnerability fixes - which is more important than 'reliability'. But, in this case, I'm actually using daily 3.6b2 Pre's - absolutely lovely. I recommend using Mozbackup to back up your current profile, then downloading and using 'Namoroka'. None of my add-ins are breaking it, even though I've overridden compatibility and disabled compatibility checks with Nightly Tester Tools (not 'Lite'). None of this is actually dangerous providing you are taking normal backup precautions, and, with Windows, haven't disabled System Restore...
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(deleted) Fri 06-Nov-09 20:00:23
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Thank you for your advice.
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