For the record, the final 2.0.0.2 release appears to be identical to Release Candidate 5, at least on Linux.

From a themes and extensions point of view everything went well except for ImageShack's toolbar. I have fourtheen extensions and four themes, so that's a pretty good record i'd say.

These guys are incredible. I (and others probably did the same) emailed them and cazzammmm! It is now updated! Yes!!

Thank you Mozilla Team, thank you ImageShack Team too!

:)

Some should update the Security Center <http://www.mozilla.org/security/> to mention this release.

(That page says "we understand the importance of security", but that's hard to believe when the page isn't updated for two days after a security release.)

>Security updates for Firefox 1.5 will be discontinued on April 24, 2007

Does this mean Thunderbird 1.5 will no longer be supported? No final version of Thunderbird 2.0 was ever released. What ever happened to that?

On one PC running an up-to-date copy of WinXP (my Dad's actually), after installing the 2.0.0.2 update nothing works. Pages appear to be loading, but nothing is ever displayed; just a blank white background. I've tried uninstalling and re-installing, starting in safe mode, and creating a new profile, but I still see the same behavior. Uninstalling 2.0.0.2 and re-installing 2.0.0.1, everything works perfectly, except of course for the horrible security problems.

Does anybody have any suggestions?

Thanks!

---ScottG.

Sometime in the last few days, probably after my Fx was updated automatically to 1.5.0.10 (can we get rid of one or two decimal points?) although I can't be sure, the passwords often don't fill automatically on many pages, eg. Excite Mail, craigslist, BBC, even though Password Manager lists them alright. Similarly, many pages where I've entered data numerous times wouldn't recall them. Has anyone seen similar problems?

Who's the brain who

1) made all the passwords on sites where you have more than one no longer work (there in the options, but don't work when you enter them!!!!!)?

2) didn't tell anyone about this "wonderful" change?

Yes, there is some security fix, but I (ME! Not a phishing page) am selecting the username, all firefox has to do is enter the aligned password.

If you are in an organization or have any staff, do NOT install this update without knowing that most of your passwords will have to be re-entered!!! Do not let staff install this, because you'll then have lost mornings where people can't work and emergency calls saying they can't log into the intranet, or websites, or anything.

So, that's great, now have to go around to every computer and re-enter old passwords that are already saved in the profile!!!

AND the unsearchable password manager is a joke. "DO you really want to show the passwords?" Yes, I do, because I just clicked the damn button that said that - only to find I can't then actually copy the password I'm wanting to get, so have to write them all down.

Who thunked up this one??????

(I also like how a system crash loses all firefox bookmarks and resets the toolbars, homepage, and such. What the heck??????)