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[ADP]-Dirty — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 06:13:19 +0000

I am not sure you guys talking about the same firefox loader i coded but anyway:
New version 1.6 came out and available for download at http://www.adrenalineparty.com
Click Savers/Fixers menu on the left and them click For app’s link.
Once next page is loaded, FireFox loader will be displayed on the list alone with other loaders :)
Enjoy and i hope you guy’s like it.

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By: trlkly

trlkly — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 23:56:36 +0000

I was right about 3.7 being the latest–the website was just taking me to the beta, not the alpha.

@uzivatel: Unfortunately, you probably still need both. 64-bit apps are, on the average 1.5x faster. But a lot of plugin developers either haven’t released 64-bit versions, or released incomplete ones.

You can run them simultaneously, but not from the same profile. This means your settings, bookmarks, history, etc. will be different in each version. It also means you’ll have to modify your firefox shortcuts to include the -p and -no-remote options. The first one lets you change your profile, and the second lets you run two different versions of Firefox at once.

By: trlkly

trlkly — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 23:40:27 +0000

Huh. My updated 3.5.5 still seems to use the modified build. Is that not what he means when he says it “supports Firefox update channel”?

What I’d like to request is something in the About dialog box so I know for sure if I’m using an optimized build. (If it’s already there, tell me what it is.)

@Chien-Lung Su:

Those must’ve been some really important 5 bugs. But it is typical for new point releases to happen more frequently when a new full release is on the horizon (It looks like they may release 3.6, rather than waiting till 3.7)

By: Chien-Lung Su

Chien-Lung Su — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 01:39:29 +0000

Oh my god!
The official version 3.5.5 is just released.
It fixes ONLY 5 bugs.

2009/10/28 -> 3.5.4
2009/11/06 -> 3.5.5

By: uzivatel

uzivatel — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 15:12:19 +0000

if I don’t need flash, what is better to use, pigfoot builds or “official” 64bit builds here?
http://wiki.mozilla-x86-64.com/Download

can I run 32bit & 64bit firefox on one computer as 2 independent applications?

By: Chien-Lung Su

Chien-Lung Su — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 02:32:20 +0000

To all the above who has a interest in pigfoot’s Firefox PGO version 3.5.4 build: I have found the 3.5.4 build in
http://ftp.twaren.net/local-distfiles/pigfoot/firefox/archives/
three or more days ago and I am using it :)
Enjoy it!
Sooner or later, pigfoot maybe move the files in the archives directory to the localizedbuilds directory and make a new 3.5.4 build announcement here!