Get Firefox!

Hmmmmm, Perhaps you spoke too soon about firefox, I use it but wouldn't be so brash as to call it the dogs danglies as you have, until they stop sending urgent updates, (like the one I've just received) telling me the update is because:-



The previous release lasted less than a month!

That makes it even better in my eyes, shows how quickly they fix bugs etc. and get it released to users! :)

Bring on more updates!

If you check all of the features they add when they release new Firefox versions, they do add a hell of a lot of useful stuff. I like everything they add each time they update! :cool:
 
That makes it even better in my eyes, shows how quickly they fix bugs etc. and get it released to users! :)

Bring on more updates!

If you check all of the features they add when they release new Firefox versions, they do add a hell of a lot of useful stuff. I like everything they add each time they update! :cool:

Updates are great if, they are to fix early problems in the software, however if the update is because the last update caused greater problems than the fix it was supposed to do....

Then it is not something to have or, to praise.
;)


What's New in Firefox 2.0.0.9

Release Date:
November 1, 2007
Stability Update:
This release corrects several problems that were found in the previous release, Firefox 2.0.0.8.
 
Updates are great if, they are to fix early problems in the software, however if the update is because the last update caused greater problems than the fix it was supposed to do....

Then it is not something to have or, to praise.
;)

Yeah but thats only one error, they can't make it perfect everytime! :p
 
Yeah but thats only one error, they can't make it perfect everytime! :p

I am not going to go back through each update just to show you that a large amount of their fixes are to correct something they jiggled about with earlier,

Software engineer "Gosh Boss that is a real stinker of a cock up we made on version x.x.x.a/25, how can we correct it without people noticing?"

Software Manager "We'll do what we normally do, bury it in the middle of all those beta programs we need testing out then they'll never notice!"


Software engineer "yes but all the beta programs are even more unstable than the product, we'll get loads of complaints and have to do more upgrades"

Software Manager "You haven't been here very long have you Sonny? It is exactly because the thing goes out unstable that not only do we have long term jobs but we are always recruiting naive youngsters like you to do all the hard work!":D
 
I am not going to go back through each update just to show you that a large amount of their fixes are to correct something they jiggled about with earlier,

Software engineer "Gosh Boss that is a real stinker of a cock up we made on version x.x.x.a/25, how can we correct it without people noticing?"

Software Manager "We'll do what we normally do, bury it in the middle of all those beta programs we need testing out then they'll never notice!"


Software engineer "yes but all the beta programs are even more unstable than the product, we'll get loads of complaints and have to do more upgrades"

Software Manager "You haven't been here very long have you Sonny? It is exactly because the thing goes out unstable that not only do we have long term jobs but we are always recruiting naive youngsters like you to do all the hard work!":D



Well I LOVE Firefox!! :)
 
I haven't used better.. Lol. :p

Perhaps not knowingly, software is something that changes, a week a month perhaps a year from now, (yes I know a year is a long time for someone as young as you), you could be on here saying, "anyone using firefox is completely mad, you should be using the all singing all dancing 128 bit, bytey thingy it knocks spots off all the rest and because I'm using linux instead of microsoft I get an up date before the last version has finished loading",

(All face to the the antarctic and bless the god of open source),

HAPPINESS IS PENGUIN SHAPED.

(If you don't believe me ask entwisi, he'll put you right).

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