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For your information, well for the users of Firefox.

The new version is now released 1 week early apparently, following the security issues raised by German and Frence Cyber-Security Teams.

I would suggest all users update as soon as you are able. Or switch over to Opera, as we all love Opera
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I change between the 2 really as Rapport does not work with Opera.
 

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Just security updates as far as I am aware.

Germany issued a statement telling all users to stop using firefox until an update is available, and it was quite a large hole from what I can see.

Firefox were just focused on this.

And what is wrong with Opera? I have never had any problems with it. It's nice to use, nice to look at, works fast, never any pop-ups or issues using it
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Hah, I might add that a huge majority of Poland uses Opera now, and their users have increase, I don't remember exactly, like 200% in the last 3 weeks?
 
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Updated it, but i'm sure i don't FireFox anymore, since i use Opera 10.51 alot.
 

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DQScott95 said:
Use Minefield best browser on earth (firefox alpha for those of you who dont know)
more like a trunk build, if you want an alpha you'd be going with nightly releases.


and Opera was also exploited you know. unsure if its been patched yet.
 

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