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At just a little over a week since release, the latest iteration of Mozilla’s open source browser was downloaded in excess of 22.6 million times, closing in to 22.7 downloads. However, Mozilla is not the one to rest on its laurels. In fact, the company is hard at work cooking the first stability and security update for Firefox 3.6. But while the first refresh should be version 3.6.1, the update that Mozilla plans to deliver next month will be 3.6.2.

Firefox 3.6.2 “will be built off Gecko 1.9.2.2,” Mozilla revealed, indicating that it is considering to “potentially skip the version number of Firefox 3.6.1 in order to stay in sync with platform. [And that it was]hoping for small, mid-February release, co-inciding with Firefox 3.0.18/3.5.8.”

While earlier this week, skipping 3.6.1 was only a possibility, it appears that it has since become reality, as Mozilla was “evaluating the bugs that missed the release candidate but are safe and simple” for Firefox 3.6.2 on January 27th, revealing that only a couple of high priority fixes had been identified. At the same time, the company reiterated its intention to synchronize the release of Firefox 3.6.2 with those of Firefox 3.0.18 / Firefox 3.5.8. The currently launch deadline scheduled for Firefox 3.0.18 and Firefox 3.5.8 is February 16th.

In the meantime, the next version of Firefox is also being built. Mozilla is cooking Firefox codename Lorentz with very early development builds already available for download to testers via the company’s FPT servers. As far as Lorentz is concerned, on January 27th, Mozilla noted that the “out of process plugins was being stabilized on mozilla-central. The project branch was ready for checkins and building nightlies [and that] once stable on trunk, we'll begin the mozilla-1.9.2 backport using this project branch.”

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i guess no new features wil be added in da upcoming verson.they may improve browser from threats and bugs.lets see what happens:blink:

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I just hope the latest Tor button is compatible with FF v3.6.2

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:otor??:blink:vidalia ??privoxy:unsure:??

what all these:frusty:??i knew nothing about this stuff:sneaky:

can anybody make me get into those stuff:fear:

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@Biz

I am using vidalia + tor + polipo

I need the torbutton for FF (torbutton 1.2.4 works with FF 3.6) for easy toggling from proxy to non-proxy browsing. Or am I missing something?

@ Ravi

Tor is an online anonymity software, it masks your real identity when you surf the web. Check it out Tor homepage

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@nivrid05 thanks.gif

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@nivrid05: Just download MR Tech Toolkit addon for firefox.

Restart firefox, Go in > tools > addons > extensions > tools menu > Make All compatible.

Temp Fix. :smartass:

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@nivrid05: Just download MR Tech Toolkit addon for firefox.

Restart firefox, Go in > tools > addons > extensions > tools menu > Make All compatible.

Temp Fix. :smartass:

Thanks, but as of now I don't have a need for it, for torbutton is running well on my current FF version 3.6 ... we will see when FF 3.6.2 comes out ;)

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Oh I thought it's not running in current firefox. Oh haven't used Tor from days. ANW, if it's working with current firefox, it would surly work with 3.6.2. :)

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By the way the Tor Button for those of you who do not know, does a lot more than just switching to your proxies.. It also disables your plugins... and has a ton of features which come into play when using it for it actually to do its job. Much better extension than most. It is made to work with the Vidalia Bundle.. and comes with it as well..

Useful Links:

https://www.torproject.org/torbutton/options.html.en

https://www.torproject.org/torbutton/faq.html.en

I was going to do screenshots but there would be two many of them..( they should have this at the site but don't.. ) You are not truly using the proxy for what t is designed for unless you review the information and become more aware of what your doing when surfing the Internet and are aware of your browsing habits, and how they should change to keep your system safe and .. well you should just hit the site, and let the pros explain it.. ( too much typing, so little time )

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Thanks for the Firefox news.

i am EXPERT at FIEREFOX NEWSjeer.gif

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The link wont work as it was a search link. :(

ANW forget it.

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Ah, I see what you mean. When you do a search at nsane.forums, you can't use the URL as a saved search.

OK, forgotten.

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See this. :sneaky: :lol:

Just joking. :P

actually what u wanna say man??:blink:

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