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jmillar
The last of the 3.6 releases? Let's hope not!
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4td8s
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jmillar
The last of the 3.6 releases? Let's hope not!
you mean FF 3.6.20.
it seems that 3.6.20 won't be the last release for Firefox 3.6, jmillar.
an FF 3.6.21 is being planned for release near the end of September.
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deadlock
@4td8s
Is it the same DigiNotar Root CA Certificate as in GRE 1.9.1.19?
Issued on: 2007-05-16
Expires on: 2025-03-31
Serial Number: 0C:76A:9C:91:0C:4E:2C:9E:FE:150:58:93:3C:4C
Would add it to to 1.9.1 patches for KM 1.6.x too.
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4td8s
but FF 3.6.21 won't be the last release of FF 3.6. an FF 3.6.22 release will be coming on Sept. 27 instead of 3.6.21.
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Mozilla Security Blog
• Firefox for Windows, Mac and Linux (3.6.21 final release)
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deadlock
@ndebord
>Any idea if certificate patrol can be adapted for KM?
It is a chrome package.
The manifest has to be renamed and
adapted for K-meleon.
I made a new neterror page with cert-viewer and manager.
Isn't that enough?
But even the old pippki stuff required changes in KM.
Go ahead and try yourself first.
I'm starting with those windows sizing bugs in chrome.
Did you compile the GRE last weekend?
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ndebord
Aside: I think it would be nice if we could have a structured extensions page, with search and alphabetical listings, no?
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deadlock
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ndebord
Aside: I think it would be nice if we could have a structured extensions page, with search and alphabetical listings, no?
I don't know what you're talking about.
Something like resources?
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deadlock
@ndebord
>Any idea if certificate patrol can be adapted for KM?
It is a chrome package.
The manifest has to be renamed and
adapted for K-meleon.
I made a new neterror page with cert-viewer and manager.
Isn't that enough?
But even the old pippki stuff required changes in KM.
Go ahead and try yourself first.
I'm starting with those windows sizing bugs in chrome.
Did you compile the GRE last weekend?
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deadlock
>Looks like the Dutch exploit on Certs
>was far greater than initially reported.
You can provide a patch for users
or build a GRE without those 200 certs
if a full list of bad certs is made available.
What happens if modern browsers detect
a stolen/blacklisted certificate?
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guenter
K-Meleon project can easily remove that root certificate also - even after the GRE has been build. Even the users can do it themselves.
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JamesD
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guenter
K-Meleon project can easily remove that root certificate also - even after the GRE has been build. Even the users can do it themselves.
Are there instructions for doing this? I think I should remove the certificates from DigiNotar.
Edit: OK, I found it under TOOLS.
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4td8s
but FF 3.6.21 won't be the last release of FF 3.6. an FF 3.6.22 release will be coming on Sept. 27 instead of 3.6.21.
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ndebord
I can find the certificate, but I can't seem to delete it. (nor view, edit, etc., do anything to it.)
P.S. I know that in FireFox, it is XUL:
certManager.xul
Which you can manually edit, but where in K-Meleon?
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Mister M
Hi.
I've not used Firefox in many years, but I'd like to ask if this version is as fast as KM 1.54?
I am running it on a 11 year old p3 machine. Will 3.6 run as fast as KM?
Thank you for any answers!
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jmillar
Excellent news,thanks!
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4td8s
Firefox 3.6 refuses to die. ah yes!
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Type Inference
Firefox 9.0 and Firefox 10.0 is much, much faster than outdated Firefox 3.6 and Kmeleon.
http://blog.mozilla.com/futurereleases/2011/11/10/firefoxbeta9/
http://blog.mozilla.com/futurereleases/2011/11/10/type-inference-to-firefox-beta/
http://blog.mozilla.com/futurereleases/2011/11/11/firefoxaurora10/
Even basic stuff like JPEG decoding, modern Firefox is over 2x faster than 3.6.
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=573948
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Type Inference
Firefox 9.0 and Firefox 10.0 is much, much faster than outdated Firefox 3.6 and Kmeleon.