I have Ubuntu (not sure which version), and just downloaded Firefox 6 update. After the download, I extracted all the files from the zip folder. Now, I am not sure what to do. I cannot find anything that says "update here" or anything like that. How do I actually complete the update from here?
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In a regular HTTP response, the Content-Disposition response header is a header indicating if the content is expected to be displayed inline in the browser, that is, as a Web page or as part of a Web page, or as an attachment, that is downloaded and saved locally.
The first parameter in the HTTP context is either inline (default value, indicating it can be displayed inside the Web page, or as the Web page) or attachment (indicating it should be downloaded; most browsers presenting a 'Save as' dialog, prefilled with the value of the filename parameters if present).
Note: Chrome, and Firefox 82 and later, prioritize the HTML element's download attribute over the Content-Disposition: inline parameter (for same-origin URLs). Earlier Firefox versions prioritize the header and will display the content inline.
IE has some bizarre restrictions on downloading content that it hands off to third-party apps (zip, pdf, doc, xls, etc). We have resorted to using a combination of excluding specific no-cache headers on our responses and unchecking the "Do not save encrypted pages to disk" in IE. Microsoft is under the impression that this is a "feature". Here are some relevant links discussing the issue:
For releases of Firefox 89.0 and earlier Marionette will only be enabled inGeckoView based applications when the Firefox preferencedevtools.debugger.remote-enabled is set to true viamoz:firefoxOptions.
Marionette will only be enabled in GeckoView based applications when theFirefox preference devtools.debugger.remote-enabled is set to True viamoz:firefoxOptions. This will be fixed in the Firefox 90 release for Android.
Due to the recent requirement from Apple that all programs mustbe notarized, geckodriver will not work on Catalina if you manuallydownload it through another notarized program, such as Firefox.
The really easy method would be to save one file, right click it, choose properties and open all .pages files up with WinRAR (or any other program that extracts files from a compressed folder). For the sake of learning, I am going to "neglect" this method and continue to do some research on Firefox add-ons. I would still like to have Firefox or the download manager to do the bulk of the work for converting the file.
Initially running on 32-bit systems, Mozilla Firefox updated to a 64-bit MSI package for Windows in 2016. The main advantages include improved download protection, process separation, and specific customizations on the web browser. While you can use the interface bar like a search engine, Google appears as the default.
The way things are now, Alex needs to look for the release announcement for SDK 1.6 to find the download links to the 1.6 zip or tarball files, download that archive, extract it somewhere, activate 1.6's version of cfx, then repack the extension.
Instead, if the SDK could be updated via AMO, Firefox could prompt Alex to download the new version of the SDK, Firefox then downloads the zip or tarball and possibly even automatically unpack it somewhere on Alex's hard drive. All Alex then needs to do is activate cfx and repack his extension.
A small helper add-on can be installed by the user into Firefox. This add-on then checks for updates to the SDK from somewhere, either as part of the add-on itself (so an update to the add-on is shipped every 6-weeks to stay in line with the SDK release cycle), or some list online (so the add-on does not need to be updated for each release, just some text file hosted on some Mozilla server). When an updated version is detected, the add-on shows some notification to the user, announcing the release and asking the user whether the new version should be downloaded.If the user chooses to download the new version, the add-on initiates the download of either the zip or tarball version of the release to somewhere on the user's hard drive. The add-on then extracts the SDK from the downloaded zip/tarball, and notifies the user that the new version of the SDK is ready to use from (whatever location the SDK was downloaded/extracted to).The add-on then records somewhere (simple-storage? some local text file?) that this version of the SDK has been downloaded, so that it won't prompt for it again.
Additionally, it would probably be good to allow the user to do something in the add-on to manually initiate a download of the latest (or some?) version of the SDK, in case the already-downloaded copy is deleted or moved.
As it turns out this is an old bug that is unrelated to the works done in bug 1710926, or the "Always Open Similar Files" option. browser.download.improvements_to_download_panel, however, slightly changes how the bug behaves.It was originally regressed in around 2019-09-27 to 2019-10-10 (autoland builds were not available to pinpoint the regression range). Bug 1586355 is the most likely regression.
I guess the Applications part in Settings was heavily underused until browser.download.improvements_to_download_panel was flipped to true. Or this bug is too minor (before bug 1732347) or rare that no one bothered to file a bug for it.P.S. Bug 1738111 comment 4 describes the same issue.
New update regarding the Always ask icon. Turns out, odd behaviour does in fact occur when using a Torrent client (I missed the fact that a Torrent file was registered in this image. My apologies for not noticing it sooner). Using Nightly 96.0a1 (2021-11-10), I followed these steps with the downloads pref enabled:
Interestingly enough, the (default) option appears on the UnknownContentType window after selecting alwaysAsk and trying to download a Torrent file. If Do this automatically for files like this from now on is selected in this window while opening with the default app, the icon issue happens again in the Applications table.
simply use on of the portable exe (like Portable_Firefox_5.0.1.exe), run the sfx exe to extarct it and replace the firefox folder with the ZIP. for me it works fine. I always test newer versions (especially when migrated from 3.6 to 4 which changed a lot) this way.
is there way to send memory usage information or dump file from withing firefox beta channel?, started my firefox with 3 tabs opened and closed like 15 tabs in last 5hours, firefox memory usage is 1048MB which quite huge. let me know if there is way to submit all the information you would need from my side, let me know.
Here the memshrink is not working so good. with the latest nightly from 22:00 to 10:00 it jumped from 500mb to 1000mb, without usage. I know its a know problem, firefox eating memory for midnight dinner, but I tought that was at least close to solved in firefox 7. Unfortunately to me the problem remains basically the same as with firefox 4, 5, 6.
I was using the latest nightly of firefox 7. After reading a little it came to my knowledge that youve said most of the memshirnk was not in firefox 7 and would only be in action in 8. I have just installed 8 alfa 2 and will see if the midnight dinner still happens.
To see if other users are experiencing similar download and installation problems, visit the Acrobat Reader forum, or the Deployment & Installation forum on AcrobatUsers.com. Try posting your problem on the forums for interactive troubleshooting. When posting on forums, include your operating system and product version number.
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To use this method, your XPI file must be named using the add-on or application ID, as set in Preparing your add-on. The signed add-on file you downloaded from AMO will be named something like borderify-1.0-an+fx.xpi (see Signing and distributing your add-on for more details), change this to, for example, borderify@example.com.xpi.
Mozilla 1.0 - Released June 5, 2002Release Notes - The release notes contain installation instructions, system requirements, what's new, and a list of known issues that you should read before reporing a new bug.
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This README file explains how to pull Mozilla 1.0 from CVS.
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