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I think my favorite part is that they've finally added an auto-update feature. If you open about Firefox, it checks to determine whether or not you're up to da
by dbingham 15y ago
I think my favorite part is that they've finally added an auto-update feature. If you open about Firefox, it checks to determine whether or not you're up to date. Especially if they're going to be bringing out frequent releases, I don't want to be constantly reinstalling Firefox.
- kevingadd 15y agoThat's been there since 4.0 for me.
- brown9-2 15y agoThat's been there for a while - I'd prefer if they would silently update the browser in the background and active it on the next restart, just as Chrome does. I hate being told that Firefox 5.0 or 6.0 is out, only to find out that there are barely any major changes in this seemingly major version. If you want to release more often and make it a more seemless process, the app should stop announcing each new version like a major release.
- bzbarsky 15y agoThe app doesn't announce each new version unless you have add-ons that are incompatible with the new version (in which case you get a dialog telling you so), last I checked. It does tell you that it's applying an update when you do the update startup, so far. That's likely to go away as well.