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FireFox 3.6 Being Released @ 9:30 PST Today

By on January 21, 2010 in Announcements

Firefox is releasing a pretty big update today at 9:30 am pst.  Check out this video for a demo of some of the new features in Firefox 3.6.

http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/comingsoon/

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  • http://cneon.weebly.com Christos

    Hi Matt, my antivirus was just released.
    cneon.weebly.com for download.
    Please review.

  • ryan

    Sorry but my anti virus is very very poor it detects it’s own files as viruses i think you would be better off with avira or MSE or even avast 5.0!

  • http://cneon.weebly.com Christos

    I don’t mean the program called “My AntiVirus” I mean that it is my own antivirus.

  • http://sandboxie.com ssj100

    Not sure how this is even slightly related to Firefox 3.6 being released?

    Anyway, looking forward to upgrading my Firefox when I get home. It sounds like there are some nice improvements!

  • Dieselman

    Christos. Do not spam this. This is about Firefox and not a way for you to publicize some new av. Join the forum if you want make a comment like this.

  • bo.elam

    I just upgraded and its working fine. Thanks for the news about the release
    Bo

  • Mundos

    Thanks for the update. Running well here!

  • poler

    10x d00d

  • http://cneon.weebly.com Christos

    @Dieselman you are right. Do you know how i can delete my comment?

  • Dieselman

    You cannot but please refrain from doing it again.

  • http://cneon.weebly.com Christos

    ok

  • Avast5 is out

    I haven’t seen FireFox block malicious sites in your review Matt, but does it?

  • Bobby

    Thanks for the update!

  • Windboy

    Best upgrade for some time it’s running fast.

  • Avast5 is out

    Firefox 3.6 is the same to me

  • http://jordofixes.webs.com Jordo

    @Avast5 is out

    If you have the Web Of Trust addon installed, you have less of a chance of going to a malicious site, but other then that, I don’t think it does…

  • Adam

    Why not give this as UTC?

    Not all your readers live in the US and can easily calculate their time zone relative to PST, but everyone should know their local time relative to UTC/GMT.


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