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Thu, Aug 06, 2009
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I know that most of the people who read this blog use Firefox. That's expected.
I *also* know that most people aren't using the latest version, the 3.5 releases. Far more people are on one of the 3.0's
I know that sometimes it's better to take your time upgrading because then your extensions are likely to work. But I also know that it can take a long time for Firefox to actually give you the alert that there's a new release and prompt you to upgrade it. Even worse, it can do so so fleetingly that you don't actually get time to click the thing.
So just in case it'll be helpful, I thought I'd pass along this tip: When checking for updates to extensions, you head to the "tools" menu. But when you think there's a more recent version of FF itself, go the to Help menu and click "Check for updates"
And then you can see if FF 3.5 is worth all the fuss people have been making over it ;o)
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