![]() Yep, you’ll need to wait while it installs the new update. Hopefully it won’t take too long before you’re here:Īt this point make sure you’ve saved any work you might have in any browser window or tab and click on “Restart Firefox Now”. If there’s an update available you’ll see something like this:Ĭlick on “Download & Install Now” and you’ll start the download: ![]() That can be done by choosing “Check for Updates…” from the “Help” menu: If you don’t want to wait for that to happen, however, you can instead force an upgrade. I’m guessing within a month, but I could be wrong.įirefox is often configured so that when you start it up it checks to see if it’s the latest version that you have running. Having said that, yeah, Google Chrome is pretty cool and I am looking forward to when they release a Mac version of it so I can try using on a day-to-day basis rather than just experimenting with it. If you can, I’d be most interested in hearing more about why you did that and what about MSIE you preferred over Firefox! You used to run Microsoft Internet Explorer rather than Firefox on your Windows XP system? I think quite possibly you’re the first person I’ve ever heard that from.
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