Is this "critical update" JUST about security or does it make half of the add-ons useless again?
Each time I update firefox, it seems useful add-ons like adblockers etc suddently are no longer compatible. No warning, no "undo" option - just "this doesn't work anymore".
There doesn't seem to be any way of working out how much damage each update causes - can you not give SOME guidance to help us work out whether we need to download - and for example if we need to export out password list with an add-on before you make sure it will never work again.
Just think the odd "Update Info" with a little blurb about what is involved and what is likely to stop working would be very helpful. As it is, it seems that if you need to use add-ons, people are increasingly suggesting Chrome.
Pity, I have been with FF for years - but it does seem other browsers don't seem to have the same amount of issues with add-ons suddenly failing after an update.
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If you have add-ons running in 59, they will run in later versions of Firefox. That's a major advantage to the new add-on system, updates won't break add-ons. You should always remain fully up to date. Te current version is 61.0.2, so please update ASAP
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If you have add-ons running in 59, they will run in later versions of Firefox. That's a major advantage to the new add-on system, updates won't break add-ons. You should always remain fully up to date. Te current version is 61.0.2, so please update ASAP
Thank you for that, that's really helpful :)