Firefox update fixes plug-in snafu
Stabilising patch rushed out
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Mozilla has responded to plugin stability issues with a new version of Firefox.
Firefox 3.6.8 was published on Friday just three days after the release of 3.6.7, a far more substantial update that addressed eight critical flaws and six less serious bugs
Most of the reported problems involved an Adobe Flash player plugin for Firefox. The incident is not the first time a patch for the open source browser has been prompted by problems involving its extensions, rather than bugs in its basic build.
Last month, for example, Mozilla tweaked Firefox's crash controls after complaints from Farmville users.
Mozilla's release notes on Firefox 3.6.8 - a cross-platform update for Windows, Mac and Linux fans of the open-source browser - can be found here. ®
COMMENTS
So when are they going to get a round tuit
"The incident is not the first time a patch for the open source browser has been prompted by problems involving its extensions, rather than bugs in its basic build."
Yes, I've noticed that the "bugs in its basic build" are still there - specifically the memory leak.
And the Print Bug
They seem to have zero interest in fixing the print bug that crashes the browser too. It's been around since 2.0 at least.
In the past few days...
... I've noticed a sudden increase in messages that "A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding ..." so it seems that it's still rather over-sensitive to pages that take a little while to load.
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