One day after the release of Firefox 16, Mozilla said it has "temporarily removed" the latest version of its browser because of a security flaw that the company is trying to fix as quickly as possible. The unusual precaution suggests the flaw is a serious one, but there are no reports of it being exploited.

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A Guy

Thanks for the update Shawn.
That's why I always install each new FF version in its own folder. They share the same profile so I can test the new version for any conflicts and still use the older version if needed. Back using 15.0.1 until FF 16 is fixed. I can now just open FF 16 and check for updates.

Jim

Great I just updated yesterday (I thought that they'd break something).

They should abandon this stupid "Rush the new versions out" policy.
Since they introduced it, almost every update has had to be updated (within a few days) to fix some stuff up.

If they want to outdo Chrome, just release a version called "Firefox 100".
Problem solved.

Thank you, Shawn.

Not updating yet. Perhaps this is a sign of how popular FF is.

Or (more likely) that the FF team are pushing out versions and u/g's too hastly, as lehnerus says.

FF has released 16.0.1 and is available through FF update.

Jim

They sure came back with a fix real fast.

Hope it's good.