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Not everyone lives on the bleeding edge. For instance, my laptop runs Ubuntu 10.10, which still uses 3.6 by default. Even though it is pretty trivial to add t
by colonelxc 15y ago
Not everyone lives on the bleeding edge. For instance, my laptop runs Ubuntu 10.10, which still uses 3.6 by default. Even though it is pretty trivial to add the Mozilla PPA, I don't feel that the new features of 4 or 5 are important enough to switch to them before I upgrade my OS.
- eric-hu 15y agoI'm starting to see from this perspective. I switched to Firefox 4 on release day, which was great. I did the same with FF 5. On my Windows boot, I've seen way more crashes with FF5 than I did with FF4. I also see some crashes on FF5/Ubuntu, whereas I saw none on FF4/Ubuntu.