Number in Parenthesis after the firefox name
Win 10 OS
Whenever a new version of Firefox is installed the number inside the parenthesis increments by one.
I was wondering why this number is there in the first place.
An example would be when you go to a shortcut for firefox, what you see is something like Firefox (x), x being a number. In my case it is 60. Firefox(60).lnk and if I try deleting it, I am then asked if I want to make it Firefox (61).lnk
Win 10 OS
Whenever a new version of Firefox is installed the number inside the parenthesis increments by one.
I was wondering why this number is there in the first place.
An example would be when you go to a shortcut for firefox, what you see is something like Firefox (x), x being a number.
In my case it is 60.
Firefox(60).lnk and if I try deleting it, I am then asked if I want to make it Firefox (61).lnk