[Broni]

A recently disclosed vulnerability in the Firefox 3.5 web browser forced the Mozilla Firefox development team to release version 3.5.1 of the web browser early to fix the vulnerability. The vulnerability, which is affecting all operating systems that Firefox can be installed on, is linked to the Firefox JavaScript Tracemonkey engine. A temporary fix was published soon after that would disable part of the Javascript engine.

The Mozilla Firefox team is currently distributing the Firefox 3.5.1 update to all mirror websites. It is expected to be announced publicly in the next 48 hours giving Firefox 3.5 users a change to update their web browser to fix the security vulnerability.

If you don't want to wait, you can get it here: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/

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Thank you Broni for the heads up.
I just completed my update and it actually sped my FF up alittle.

[rshaffer61]

Thank you Broni for the heads up.
I just completed my update and it actually sped my FF up alittle.

[mpascal]

Thanks for the update Broni, picking it up now

[Jaug]

Hey Broni Thanks for the update information.

Got it.

For those of you who use Athena, after the install I received the message that Athena will not work with, 3.5.1.

Am not sure of the story on that just wanted to pass the message on.

[Broni]

Install MR Tech Toolkit: https://addons.mozil...refox/addon/421
It disables version check.

[Jaug]

Thank-you Broni, will do.