Adrian, your entry here dated 30Jun09 is all over the place. First, do you realize that Firefox 3.5 was officially released today, 30Jun09? If yes, then what is the deal with this sentence, "If you find that a must-have add-on is hosed, you can always download the latest version (3.0.11) from here." And concerning the link, it points to v3.5 download, not 3.0.11, which is here: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all-older.html. OK, maybe you were referring to v3.5 RC3. But then you provide a link to the v3.5 Release Notes. Lastly, the term "testing" relates better to betas and RCs. Upgrading/using/adopting better relate to official releases. Like I said, all over the place.
Steve_STR
Now that Mozilla as finally released Firefox 3.5, I know that many of you will be eager to take it for a spin … but be careful as upgrading might mean you end up with fewer features, not more.
I’m getting report from a number of Hardware 2.0 that Firefox 3.5 is incompatible with a number of popular add-ons. I don’t have a list affected add-ons, but I suggest that if you rely on add-ons to improve your browsing experience, then you should probably take things slowly and test.
If you find that a must-have add-on is hosed, you can always download the latest version (3.0.11) from here.
I suggest you also read the release notes.
Tip: You might be able to tweak an add-on to work by following the instructions on the Mozilla knowledge base … it’s quite involved and there are no guarantees that the add-on will work, but it’s worth a try!
