<span style="color: lightblue">Major security fix for a remote code execution vulnerability discovered earlier this week. It should appear in the autoupdate soon enough, but if it doesn't, it's at Mozilla.

[ 05-13-2005, 07:24 AM: Message edited by: LennonCook ]

I noticed it last evning and updated succesfully too. ;)
Thanks anyway Lennon! [img]smile.gif[/img]

What he said! :D

I like it! [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img]

If firefox had d/r-ers lennon would be the chief rider :D j/k man, you do a good thing here

Fire who? Oh, Mozilla. Yeah buddy!

I started using Opera the other day, did not realize their were any other browsers left on the open market.

Tanks for the update, if ever the time comes to switch back, surely the update will be there.

I updated it to 1.0.4 yesterday, and since then I've been having some problems. Pages are loading extremely slowly, and some don't load completely. Some pictures for example load normally only half way, and then the rest of the picture looks like a negative. And I tried going to the H&M site, and I only get code... (it worked well before) I tried Explorer, and everything works well there, so it can't be the internet connection. Does anybody know how to fix this?

Have you tried the speed up process? Look here

Another weird thing... At first I thought it was a problem on one page only, but now I got it on another (The Sims 2 site). Sometimes, when there's supposed to be some kind of an image, I get the same image repeated over and over again. Like on the Sims 2 site, they have this frame thingy that goes around, and in one part the game rating is repeated over and over again... instead of the blue image. It's really bisarre. On another page it was a picture of a woman next to every link... This is really strange.

Ross: I haven't tried that. What I don't understand is why everything ran smoothly before the update. I had no problems with loading before...