Firefox 5.0 released

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  1. Posts : 57
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       #140

    Phone Man said:
    yowanvista said:
    5.0.1 released

    Release notes
    Looks like just an update for Mac OS. Doesn't show up when I check for FF updates in Windows. I guess I will wait for it to show.

    Jim
    It shows up when you download it from the site. That's what I'm doing atm.
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  2. Posts : 2,686
    Windows 8.1 Pro w/Media Center 64bit, Windows 7 HP 64bit
       #141

    ShadowMario3 said:
    Phone Man said:
    yowanvista said:
    5.0.1 released

    Release notes
    Looks like just an update for Mac OS. Doesn't show up when I check for FF updates in Windows. I guess I will wait for it to show.

    Jim
    It shows up when you download it from the site. That's what I'm doing atm.
    I know you can get the new version if you download but it is not being pushed through FF updates. I have to assume there are no changes that affect FF 5 for Windows and that is why it is not being updated. FF 6 will be out soon enough.

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    Windows 10 Home x64
       #142

    I agree, all the listed changes were for Mac. There is a windows version, but it apparently adds nothing new. A Guy
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  4. Posts : 57
    Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 x64 and Windows XP Professional SP3 x32 (Dual Boot)
       #143

    Phone Man said:

    I know you can get the new version if you download but it is not being pushed through FF updates. I have to assume there are no changes that affect FF 5 for Windows and that is why it is not being updated. FF 6 will be out soon enough.

    Firefox 5.0 released-ff-5.0.1.png

    Jim
    Ahh, I see. Makes sense.
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  5. Posts : 251
    Windows 7 x64 Pro
       #144

    It is quite a change to see Firefox taking the Chrome like approach of small but many releases and version number changes. I think by the year's end we may all be running Firefox 7! But that said have you guys read the arstechnica article where IE 9 is kicking ass in terms of security!!!! Wonders never cease!
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       #145

    digitalrurouni said:
    It is quite a change to see Firefox taking the Chrome like approach of small but many releases and version number changes. I think by the year's end we may all be running Firefox 7! But that said have you guys read the arstechnica article where IE 9 is kicking ass in terms of security!!!! Wonders never cease!
    Yea but it only kicked a little ass is just two tests that were run. Blocking known bad URL sites and blocking exe files by reputation. Some of the DNS servers like Norton DNS also blocks bad URL sites before they even get to the browser. Malwarebytes Pro aslo blocks bad URL sites. Norton IS also has a reputation blocking feature. The article did say they didn't test any thing that used browser flaws. So its great that IE9 did good on these limited tests but I wouldn't depend on just a browser to protect you.

    Here is the link to the article. I love the title, its so over the top which is typical of most idiot writers.

    One Microsoft Way - Microsoft News

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