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"229 downloads this week." "Last updated 2/6/2015" Now, if you click the 'read more' link, you'll find that the Firefox download available on sourceforge was a
by thomasfoster96 11y ago
"229 downloads this week."
"Last updated 2/6/2015"
Now, if you click the 'read more' link, you'll find that the Firefox download available on sourceforge was actually last updated 10th June 2014. 53 weeks ago. 10 major version numbers ago.
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- rcthompson 11y agoAre you sure? It says version 38.0.5, which is the same as what I'm running right now.
- krisdol 11y agoI think there's a difference between "latest version" and "latest release". If an admin forgets to update the release pointer, I guess it's possible for that to get stale. Regardless, SF should absolutely not hijack any projects, let alone ones that have pushed new binaries in the last few months (even if they're not releases).
- thomasfoster96 11y agoIt says 30.0 for me.
- callahad 11y agoOn Windows 8.1, I also get offered 38.0.5, and its checksum matches that of the normal 38.0.5 en-US installer from https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all/ https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all/
- rogeryu 11y agoI see 8.0.1 and get to download that.
- thomasfoster96 11y agoFirefox 8.0.1?
- mbrubeck 11y agoYes, it's offering Firefox 8.0.1 to me also. Maybe that's the latest version they've "mirrored" for Linux?
- xpda 11y agoI have a project on SourceForge that I haven't touched in 2-3 years. Its SourceForge listing says it was updated within the past month. Weird. The files have not been changed.