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I installed teh update a few days ago but when I open Firefox it says :"You're not on the lastest version . . ", but at "Help" & "About Firefox" it shows 9.0.1 "latest release". There's a glitch somewhere.

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This is the message when I Open Firefox: "You're not on the latest version of Firefox. Upgrade today to get the best of the Web!"

At <Help> & <About Firefox>, it shows Firefox 9.0.1 "Firefox is up to date" "You are currently on the release update Channel"

One of those messages must be wrong. Either way Firefox seems to work fine otherwise. Thanks and regards, Peter Spielman

This is the message when I Open Firefox: "You're not on the latest version of Firefox. Upgrade today to get the best of the Web!" At <Help> & <About Firefox>, it shows Firefox 9.0.1 "Firefox is up to date" "You are currently on the release update Channel" One of those messages must be wrong. Either way Firefox seems to work fine otherwise. Thanks and regards, Peter Spielman

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Tim
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Is your homepage set to www.google.com/firefox? If so, that page is wrong. You should change your home page to about:home or some other site instead. The google.com/firefox page is no longer supported.