Firefox 3.6.11 & 3.5.14 released

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Firefox 3.6.11 & 3.5.14 released

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Mozilla have released 2 new security/stability updates for Firefox.

Firefox 3.6.11 is available from http://www.mozilla.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Firefox 3.6.11 Release Notes

For those still using the Firefox 3.5 branch, there is Firefox 3.5.14 available from http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all-older.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Firefox 3.5.14 Release Notes
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Thanks. The built-in update feature detects the new version.
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TonyE wrote:Mozilla have released 2 new security/stability updates for Firefox.

Firefox 3.6.11 is available from http://www.mozilla.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Firefox 3.6.11 Release Notes

For those still using the Firefox 3.5 branch, there is Firefox 3.5.14 available from http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all-older.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Firefox 3.5.14 Release Notes
Also, A security release for Thunderbird, 3.1.5

http://www.mozillamessaging.com/en-US/t ... sion=3.1.5" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Just updated at home to 3.6.11, and now it won't connect, even in safe mode :hairout:

I think I'll leave this until tomorrow to worry about...
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I don't think 3.6.11 itself is the culprit - perhaps an add-on with compatibility problems? (Oops, safe mode rules that out)
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Leif wrote:Just updated at home to 3.6.11, and now it won't connect, even in safe mode :hairout:

I think I'll leave this until tomorrow to worry about...
Painless update for me.
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Painless me too!

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I installed not long after my weight bench fell on my head while I was repairing it, so mine was quite painful. :stupidme:
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Leif wrote:... and now it won't connect ...
:time: :fanfare: It's tomorrow. :grin: :sorry:
An obstinate firewall rule?
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Argus wrote: :time: :fanfare: It's tomorrow. :grin: :sorry:
An obstinate firewall rule?
....and I couldn't be bothered to check it this morning - I'll try again tonight. I suspect it is ZoneAlarm innocently protecting me :smile:
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Goshute wrote:I installed not long after my weight bench fell on my head while I was repairing it, so mine was quite painful. :stupidme:
So you were UNDER your weight bench, trying to repair it?
Hmmmmm. :scratch: :doh: :hmmn: :grin:
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viking33 wrote:So you were UNDER your weight bench, trying to repair it? Hmmmmm. :scratch: :doh: :hmmn: :grin:
That's where the problem was. It's the kind where the back piece is adjustable from horizontal to vertical, and the adjustment lever was inoperative. Because of the cantilever structure under the back support and lack of available space I couldn't tip it on it's side or turn it over very easily. I learned the hard way that I should have gotten a board to hold the adjustable back section up.
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Argus wrote:An obstinate firewall rule?
An obstinate ZoneAlarm. For some unknown reason, it occasionally de-selects its automatic start-up-at-start-up, but is still running sort-of in the background. It saw this as a new version of Firefox, so blocked it, but because it wasn't running fully, it didn't offer the usual pop-up. As soon as I manually (re)started ZA, it asked if I would allow FF, I said yes, and all is well again. :shrug:
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Leif wrote:
Argus wrote:An obstinate firewall rule?
An obstinate ZoneAlarm. For some unknown reason, it occasionally de-selects its automatic start-up-at-start-up, but is still running sort-of in the background.
Ach so. Yes, the zlclient.exe is only the front end interface.
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