jacob667 (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} jacob667) wrote,@ 2004-07-05 01:30:00 |
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Solving problem with "critical updates available" in Mozilla Firefox 0.9.1 [tip 34]
If you have upgraded to Mozilla Firefox 0.9.1 you might have noticed a little icon in the status bar alarming you about some critical updates that are available. The only problem is that it is reporting that there is a upgrade called Mozilla Firefox 0.9.1 which you already have installed...
I have found a solution to the problem for those users who still have that irritating thing sitting in the status bar.
1. Type about:config in the address bar [enter].
2. Make a filter for update.app
3. Right click and reset each of the entries that are bold back to the defaults (update.app.AppDescription, update.app.updateURL, update.app.Version, and
update.app.UpdatesAvailable)
4. Restart Mozilla Firefox
If you have upgraded to Mozilla Firefox 0.9.1 you might have noticed a little icon in the status bar alarming you about some critical updates that are available. The only problem is that it is reporting that there is a upgrade called Mozilla Firefox 0.9.1 which you already have installed...
I have found a solution to the problem for those users who still have that irritating thing sitting in the status bar.
1. Type about:config in the address bar [enter].
2. Make a filter for update.app
3. Right click and reset each of the entries that are bold back to the defaults (update.app.AppDescription, update.app.updateURL, update.app.Version, and
update.app.UpdatesAvailable)
4. Restart Mozilla Firefox
