Firefox latest upgrade.
Duly installed but failed.
System restore got things back to normal. Anyone else. W7 pro
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Well that was annoying..
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works OK on Linux - 63.0.3...
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What Firefox versions are we talking about here?
I've got 63.0.1 on Windows 7 Home Premium, but Firefox nags me to upgrade to 64.0.
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W10 and I have just run the Firefox update, it came back up, complete with the sites opened just prior to the update - it seems absolutely fine so far.
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63.0.3 or 64.0?
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Oh!
It is possible I tried to open it before the new version was fully loaded.
Version 64 32 bit. Seems OK now.
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63.0.3 here on Win10 Pro, though 64.0 was released yesterday and is likely only being 'trickled' out to users
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What was so broken then you needed to even try system restore OOI?
Yeah, it happened on my mates W7 <summat> and I just downloaded and installed the latest FF manually and all was well?
Not had any such issues myself across several machines (some W7). Still on 52.9.0 on this XP box. ;-)
Cheers, T i m
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In message snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com, T i m snipped-for-privacy@spaced.me.uk> writes
Something like *failure to open XP 30*
OK now. Might have been user error:-)
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Yup, very similar to the error I saw on my mates system.
No, I don't think so, after all, a 'self update' is just that (and generally 'hands off')?
I looked into the issue for some time then 'just' re-installed FF over the top and it was fine from then on.
Cheers, T i m
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Just fired up the Win7 machine that shares with this one. Firefox said installing updates - and works OK. But it's Win7 Home.
Laptop has Win7 Pro - but didn't install a Firefox update when I used it earlier today.
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Just updated to 64 from 63.0.1, took about 30 secs. macOS 10.13.6.
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Which one was it? Brian
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I keep waterfox active as my default as sadly Firefox since Quantum has been very hit and miss. Not good enough in my view. Brian
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OK on the face of it 64 looks OK, its still go not sound though, something I'd like to see put in now we cannot run the sounds add in, as its a real menace knowing when downloads complete in the background without the noise. Brian
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Yes, it came up with its usual info page open, and I had to move tabs to see the pages etc. I tend to suspect Firefox more though. especially on windows 7 and if you are using a 32 bit version, all bets are off its crap, but the 64 bit one works better. Brian
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Both work well and beware the 32 bit versions, there are known issues on 64 bit windows 7. I was complaining till I realised this was the problem. Brian
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If you have a 64 bit machine. There have been long running issues with th32 bit version running in the 64 bit environment. Brian
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In message <purhrs$epg$ snipped-for-privacy@dont-email.me, Brian Gaff snipped-for-privacy@blueyonder.co.uk> writes
64OK now. It is possible I tried to open it while the new version was loading.
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Max Demian used his keyboard to write :
It just updated to V64.0 64 bit..