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The Help Desk => Computer Related Discussions & Questions => Topic started by: CG6468 on June 22, 2011, 01:40:45 PM
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I just received a notification to upgrade Firefox to version 5. I did not do it.
Anyone have any input regarding this?
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I just received a notification to upgrade Firefox to version 5. I did not do it.
Anyone have any input regarding this?
I'd hang loose for a bit on switching 5. 4 isn't completely stable (only mostly) yet. Maybe run the beta 5 and see what you think.
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I'm running 4.0.1 at the moment and it's pretty stable.
I'd be a bit suspicious of a major version number upgrade so soon after 4 was released , and hang back for a bit.
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Thanks, folks. I'm also a bit wary of almost upgrades.
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I'm running 4.0.1 at the moment and it's pretty stable.
I'd be a bit suspicious of a major version number upgrade so soon after 4 was released , and hang back for a bit.
Seems strange. I stopped using FF because FF4 is just way too slow for our computer. I thought the OP meant FF4.
Has any other web browser released a newer version number shortly after releasing an already new version??
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Thanks, folks. I'm also a bit wary of almost upgrades.
For you, yes. Let's see it get stable first. I'm running 5.0 now. But I'm used to errant shutdowns and errors and know how to either fix them or deal with them. So far, so good, except for the hot keys.... (I HATE "hot keys"!!)
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I'm a little disappointed that I keep getting pop-ups that say that upgrading to 5.0 is so damned critical. Why is Firefox pushing so hard for people to do this upgrade?
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I'm a little disappointed that I keep getting pop-ups that say that upgrading to 5.0 is so damned critical. Why is Firefox pushing so hard for people to do this upgrade?
I get the same damned message. I just click out of it.
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I'm using Firefox 5 and have been getting a bunch of "Page Not Found" errors after 15-20 seconds of waiting, I hit the try again button and the page loads right up, it's very frustrating. I am thinking it has to be a conflict with add-ons, and have removed all add-ons except for Addblock and NoScript but it is still happening.
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I'm gonna hold off for a while.
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I'm using Firefox 5 and have been getting a bunch of "Page Not Found" errors after 15-20 seconds of waiting, I hit the try again button and the page loads right up, it's very frustrating. I am thinking it has to be a conflict with add-ons, and have removed all add-ons except for Addblock and NoScript but it is still happening.
That could be your ISP, too
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What's everyone's latest experiences with the updated Firefox?
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i have issues too.
page not found
started loading then stops all actions alltogether (freezes)
Firefox (not responding)
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i have issues too.
page not found
started loading then stops all actions alltogether (freezes)
Firefox (not responding)
Thank you. I'll just wait until they get the bugs worked out of it - if ever.
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I'm still using FF 3.6.13, I like it.
I'll hold back till everybody else has had at least about 18 months to play with the newer versions.
I turn off 'automatic' updates by going to Tools > Options > Advanced > Update Tab > uncheck Firefox ... click ok.
That stops it from bugging me or doing it with out my say so. You can turn it back on at anytime.
Or just go to OldVersion.com (http://www.oldversion.com/Mozilla-Firefox.html) to pick any version you want. Thats what I do.
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I'm running FF 5.0 under Ubuntu - Can't say I've encountered any problems at this point.
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I haven't had any problems with Firefox 5.
Thor's earlier comment about ISPs, though, made me think.
From my own personal individual experience, when there's a problem, it's not Firefox or Explorer or the web-site, but rather the internet service.
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I finally had to turn off auto updates and go back to an older version after trying version 6. I tried blaming my ISP for all the errors, but it was Firefox 6. After dropping back all is copacetic.
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I'm on FF 6.0.2... No problems, so far.
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I'm on FF 6.0.2... No problems, so far.
But I'm a dumbshit, Thor. I don't mind new things (you should KNOW that :lmao: ) but I don't like to "improve" something that works.
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Firefox "worked" so well I switched to Safari.
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Firefox "worked" so well I switched to Safari.
Just the reverse for me. I abandoned Safari and went to Firefox. We didn't like the lack of taskbars with Safari.
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I don't use taskbars, but I love the Top Sites feature on Safari.
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I don't use taskbars, but I love the Top Sites feature on Safari.
It's been too long for me to remember much about it, but in general I've found that cross-platform software (like Mac to PC) doesn't work too well.
I'm probably mistaken, though. :???: