Firefox Rapid Releases Leave Add-Ons, and Users, in the Dust
Mozilla wants to issue releases for its Firefox browser on a rapid basis. But no one, users or add-on vendors, can keep up.
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Mozilla wants to issue releases for its Firefox browser on a rapid basis. But no one, users or add-on vendors, can keep up.
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