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Moving 4.0 icon to app folder > says "replace newer with this old file?" Why is 4.0 old?

Trixie28
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I downloaded the new 4.0 upgrade. Now when I try to move the icon into the app folder, as instructed, I get a message stating that the 4.0 is "older" and would I like to replace the "newer" item in my folder. Seems strange, since this is the latest upgrade.

I downloaded the new 4.0 upgrade. Now when I try to move the icon into the app folder, as instructed, I get a message stating that the 4.0 is "older" and would I like to replace the "newer" item in my folder. Seems strange, since this is the latest upgrade.

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the-edmeister
the-edmeister
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Firefox 3.6.16 has a later internal file date than Firefox 4.0 has. Mozilla continues to support older versions after a new version is released.

Currently, Firefox 3.5.x, 3.6.x, and Firefox 4.0 are supported with security updates.

Trixie28
Trixie28 Eieren av spørsmålet
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Okay, so that means I can overwrite the newer file with the downloaded 4.0 file?

the-edmeister
the-edmeister
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Yes it does.