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Firefox Spam Updates

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Nic Chancellor
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I need a simple concise answer to the daily spamming from Firefox to update my firefox, give me a reason to keep using your product. Many people don't have unlimited bandwidth and your company refuses to acknowledge that I cant afford to update all the time but you keep the pressure up every time I open FF. P.S. I know where the uninstall button is.

I need a simple concise answer to the daily spamming from Firefox to update my firefox, give me a reason to keep using your product. Many people don't have unlimited bandwidth and your company refuses to acknowledge that I cant afford to update all the time but you keep the pressure up every time I open FF. P.S. I know where the uninstall button is.

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cor-el
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Usually you can use rather small partial updates, but if you skip too many updates then your only option is to use the full installer (over 70 MB). As you can see, it is no longer possible to use a small partial update to update to the current 134.0.1 release.