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Firefox 5.0 ... Yes or No?

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joggerjayne | 22:23 Mon 27th Jun 2011 | Technology
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Hey, Guys ... x

One of my lappys keeps asking me to update my Firefox to Version 5.0

What tends to happen with me is that I update things, and then the update turns out to be pants, and full of glitches. I spend the next few months getting updates to the updates, to try to resolve the problems, and I end up wishing I hadn't bothered.

So, to anyone who might know about these things (who COULD I be thinking of?? he he) ...

Should I click "Update" and install Firefox 5.0 ?

Or should I ignore it ?

JJ x
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Be prepared for a load of different answers :)

If you don't use any add-ons that are incompatible yes update, if you have any vital add-ons that are incompatible wait until new versions of the add-ons are available.
I was surprised to find that Firefox updated successfully this time....no glitches so far. Four days and counting LOL
Yes, I too agree that you should update. Essential add-ons such as Adblock Plus and NoScript are both compatible. The only thing I've found that FF5 doesn't like is Avast WebRep, which presumably hasn't been updated yet, although that's only a minor thing anyway.
Using 5 for a week now .. happy.
Had to manually tweak one addon to add to 5 (officially incompatible for 3.5 onwards)
It's working fine for me
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Okay, thanks guys.

I don't think I have many add ons.

Just a flash download thing that I use for saving porn ... err, I mean music vids.

=0)
Firefox 5 has an automatic destruct procedure when it discovers porn on the hard drive.
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LOL

Automatic destruct, eh?

I bet that takes people by surpri **BLAMM !!!!!!**

ffsssssst



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Best one for FF JJ ... but I expect you know that already : )
http://www.downloadhelper.net/
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seems ok here JJ
You could try IPoAC, it might be faster! (wonder if anyone will get that!)

Yes it will be slow because you are on dial up! get broadband, it's got to cost less these days even for light use on pay per minute dialup!
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