Firefox 3.6.4 with 'crash protection' released
Stop the press! Mozilla has just released Firefox 3.6.4 -- you can download it by clicking 'Check for Updates' in the Help menu, or by visiting the Firefox website.Firefox 3.6.4 brings crash protection for Adobe Flash, Apple QuickTime and Microsoft Silverlight plug-ins -- under Windows and Linux (Mac will have to wait, it seems). With 3.6.4, if a plug-in crashes, you will be able to simply reload the tab. The browser (and the rest of your tabs!) should remain unscathed.
There is a slew of other changes under the hood, but nothing to write home about. You will find that 3.6.4 starts up a little quicker, and it might even shut down a little faster! Otherwise, it's simply more stable and secure. Install it.













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Subscribe to commentsSilverWaveJun 22nd 2010 6:47PM
I was offered 3.6.4 so looks good to go
http://ftp.ankara.edu.tr/mozilla/firefox/releases/3.6.4/linux-i686/en-US/firefox-3.6.4.tar.bz2
If you are a little more adventurous (and on Ubuntu) the dallies are at 3.6.6 :-)
http://silverwav.wordpress.com/2010/05/13/one-daily-a-month/
Sebastian AnthonyJun 23rd 2010 5:59AM
Lookit you, you... you... open-source evangelist!
cybercapitalistJun 22nd 2010 9:21PM
That is strange... With the latest release of the 3.6.4 RC (which is now the release) Fx has crashed twice (the whole browser). I've not a crash on prior 4.6.4 betas or RCs. Maybe they missed a regression...
Sebastian AnthonyJun 23rd 2010 5:59AM
*plays some eerie music*