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I have been fooled in the past with bad downloads but not from Mozilla Firefox have you sent this ????????

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You are currently browsing the web with and your Video Player might be outdated

Please update to the latest version for better performance 

   Superior HD Video Streaming and Hardware Acceleration
   Download Any Movies, Shows or Video Clips
   Critical Security Patch and Bug Fixes
   Richer, more immersive user experiences

Note:This Update is Free and Takes Under a Minute on Broadband No Restart Required

You are currently browsing the web with and your Video Player might be outdated Please update to the latest version for better performance Superior HD Video Streaming and Hardware Acceleration Download Any Movies, Shows or Video Clips Critical Security Patch and Bug Fixes Richer, more immersive user experiences Note:This Update is Free and Takes Under a Minute on Broadband No Restart Required

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No, Mozilla doesn't send such a alert, so don't get fooled by it.

If you get a pop-up message asking to update Firefox or plugins then such a message is likely a scam and you should never respond to such an alert to avoid getting infected with malware.

  • Only update Firefox via "Help > About" or by downloading and installing Firefox from the Mozilla server and never via a pop-up or link on a web page.
  • Plugins should only be updated via the plugin itself or by visiting the home page of the plugin.
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No, Mozilla doesn't send such a alert, so don't get fooled by it.

If you get a pop-up message asking to update Firefox or plugins then such a message is likely a scam and you should never respond to such an alert to avoid getting infected with malware.

  • Only update Firefox via "Help > About" or by downloading and installing Firefox from the Mozilla server and never via a pop-up or link on a web page.
  • Plugins should only be updated via the plugin itself or by visiting the home page of the plugin.