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Old 24-03-2005, 13:04   #13
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Re: Firefox 1.02 released

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Originally Posted by homealone
I removed the previous versions, first, with 'add remove programs'

then installed v 1.02 - it works for me, what can I say
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Originally Posted by Mal
Thing is that I do know that you had to do that.

The thing is, as it came via the software update, it started the install as soon as I closed the browser.

I just assumed that as it did that, there must be a new feature which deletes the old version, if you know what I mean. I should have cancelled the install.
My impression too. If you click on the little fir tree icon at the top of the Firefox page it says, "Critical Updates Available". I'd have said that the standard meaning of update is something that is added to an existing version that you do not need to remove first - in fact, I'd go further and claim that it is impossible to install an update without leaving the version being updated in place. In other words, Mozilla have quietly redefined the accepted meaning of the word update without letting we innocents know about it.
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