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> always have the correct version. Depends what you mean by "correct version". If your app isn't tested with 5, then it's not the correct version. Firefox's r
by nodata 15y ago
> always have the correct version.
Depends what you mean by "correct version". If your app isn't tested with 5, then it's not the correct version.
Firefox's release mechanism is the middle ground between IE's and Chrome's: you get updates, but you decide when, and they're not tied to the OS.
- cdata 15y agoIn some ways, Chrome has reset the bar for updates. Google has shown that you can have silent background updates containing meaningful features that don't (in general) break add-on compatibility. People may have felt deterred by this in the past, but I would argue that it has worked impressively well for Chrome so far, and makes older mechanisms seem clumsy and antiquated.