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Oh no, not this. Every new release means hours spent on rebasing patches, investigating why the new version won't compile and then create more patches. When Fir

Oh no, not this. Every new release means hours spent on rebasing patches, investigating why the new version won't compile and then create more patches. When Firefox finally builds, I now have to find out what they have removed/changed that worked fine before, and what new crap that should be disabled in about:conf. I need LESS of this, not more..

untog 7y ago
You're not obliged to update every four weeks. Why not continue updating as often as you currently do?
- efiecho 7y ago
  There will usually be many security fixes with each new release, so I have no choice.
  - untog 7y ago
    So surely more frequent releases is a good thing: you're getting security updates quicker.
pranith 7y ago
The long term extended support release might be a suitable option for you in that case... https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/enterprise/ https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/enterprise/