![]() I'm about to restart now, fingers crossed. However, after the restart and subsequent failure message, I went to the about page and was prompted to download/install '''53.0''' (release I'm assuming). Now today, my laptop has just gone through the exact same procedure. Please correct me if I'm wrong? If so this should probably be explained in the surprise update. It sounds like something screwy is going on with the updater.Įdit: So I think what cor-el was trying to say is that if Firefox thinks we're using plugins that require NPAPI support, then the updater will automatically choose the esr channel instead of the release channel. However, after the restart and subsequent failure message, I went to the about page and was prompted to download/install 53.0 (release I'm assuming). ![]() I ignored it at that point and went back to what I was doing. Once I restarted firefox, it told me the update failed and prompted me to download firefox manually. I went ahead with the update, which proceeded to download then ask me to restart. Out of the blue, Firefox prompted me to update to 52.0.2esr. I received the same thing yesterday and today.
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