"The real issue for Mozilla is the desktop version."
Sorry, that should read: "The real issue for Mozilla is the mobile version."
Mozilla has released version 10 of its Firefox browser as part of its accelerated six-week build cycle, and has also included a pack of developer tools aimed at simplifying life for website operators. Firefox 10, available for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android, includes eight security fixes, but the most noticeable change in …
EVERY time I shutdown my Mac (for serious software updates for example) I have to force close Firefox. Tedious.
I can't see ANY difference between FF9 and FF10. Can anyone enlighten me? Work on XP (yes, really, the retards) and home on Mac Lion (gradually getting used to it but still have a Vista feeling about it).
I thought this one had been fixed several versions ago (sorry, lost count of which one).
When working in a non-admin account in Windows, FF does its download stuff and then, (not entirely unsurprisingly) says that the update failed.
The error message suggests that you have another instance of FF running. Nope, that's not it at all.
Solution: log into an admin account and do the update from there.
Firefox downloads a file, and claims it is scanning for viruses, yet I have not antivirus installed, what gives there? Shit coding.
Fire freezes up, honestly why not have a thread for each tab, with the interface on a higher prioity?
(talking about ver 5 and before)
Maybe I got it wrong, or confused that feature with another browser.
Annoyances that still remain:
1. Go to the Add-Ons screen. There is "Get Add-ons", but once you get an Add-On, it becomes an "Extension". Why two name sfor the same thing? And WTF are "Plugins" for anyway?
2. This dialogue box has always been broken. Else I carry round some Add-On/ Extension/ Plugins that are messing it up:
http://www.learningally.org/SiteData/images/screen_tro/a66a2ee8104c488d/screen_trouble_03.gif
So suppose one checks "Do this automatically" and downloads, the next time, "Do this automatically" is checked, but I still get the damned dailogue box and I still have to click OK. Is this PICNIC or is this "Windows Automation" at work?
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