FireFox 1.0.7

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Without Any Hesitation Vrodok the Troll Wrote The Following:
Good news :) seems to be twice as fast and all my extensions work.
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Yes; it does appear to be somewhat speedier than 1.0.6, & .07 hasn't messed
with my extensions, either :-)

(ppppsssstt - spread the word <g>)
 
Without Any Hesitation Vrodok the Troll Wrote The Following:
Yes; it does appear to be somewhat speedier than 1.0.6, & .07 hasn't messed
with my extensions, either :-)

(ppppsssstt - spread the word <g>)
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Cool Were in business then.. Good Luck
 
Old said:
Good news :) seems to be twice as fast and all my extensions work.
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That's my experience as well. Even Prefbar still works, and it's not on
the approved extensions list.

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Without Any Hesitation John Corliss Wrote The Following:
That's my experience as well. Even Prefbar still works, and it's not on
the approved extensions list.
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They get better by the day. :)
 
Without Any Hesitation Will McGugan Wrote The Following:
Is it any faster than 1.0.6? The website just says its a security and
stability update..

Will McGugan
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I seem to notice a difference from fast to flash.
 
Is it any faster than 1.0.6? The website just says its a security and
stability update..
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From the Release Notes:
Firefox 1.0.7 is a security and stability release. We strongly recommend that all users upgrade to this latest version.

This version includes several security and stability fixes, including a fix for a reported buffer overflow vulnerability and a fix for a Linux shell command vulnerability.

Specific changes in Firefox 1.0.7

* Fix for a potential buffer overflow vulnerability when loading a hostname with all soft-hyphens
* Fix to prevent URLs passed from external programs from being parsed by the shell (Linux only)
* Fix to prevent a crash when loading a Proxy Auto-Config (PAC) script that uses an "eval" statement
* Fix to restore InstallTrigger.getVersion() for Extension authors
* Other stability and security fixes
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Without Any Hesitation Frater Mus Wrote The Following:
Wow, for sure. MUCH faster at opening new tabs and other things I do
frequently. A major step forward for me.
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Enjoy, as I am sure I shall.
 
Without Any Hesitation kenny Wrote The Following:
same ol same ol....

even 1.5 is same ol same ol.....
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same ol same ol = Fantastic :) Browsers are like pussies, they are
all good, but some are better than others.
 
Old said:
Without Any Hesitation Vrodok the Troll Wrote The Following:
Good news :) seems to be twice as fast and all my extensions work.
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I've been using firefox 1.6a1 and it's really, really fast. Also,
seamonkey 1.0a is fast too. In fact, I was going to post about them,
but since this thread is here, I'll just mention it within.
 
Without Any Hesitation casioculture Wrote The Following:
I've been using firefox 1.6a1 and it's really, really fast. Also,
seamonkey 1.0a is fast too. In fact, I was going to post about them,
but since this thread is here, I'll just mention it within.
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I think for the most part everyone is happy with the rapid
advancements that FireFox and its associated programs are making.
Thank you for the positive impute.
 
All except Roboform.

LL
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This from www.roboform.com:
Release Schedule.
We publish Adapter only for official dot releases such as 1.2 or 1.3.1,
not for alpha and beta releases. It takes 2-5 days for release to be
done after the Mozilla release appears.

Looks like sometime late this week or early next week.
 
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