Date set for end of Firefox 1.5
Mozilla said users of Firefox 1.5 should plan to upgrade their browser by April 24 of next year at the very latest.
That's when developers plan to stop issuing security and stability fixes for the open-source browser, according to a note posted on the Mozilla.com website.
This notice was included in an alert advertising the latest upgrade to Mozilla 1.5. Released Tuesday, the 1.5.0.8 update includes three critical security fixes for the browser. Firefox users should already have begun receiving the software through the browser's automatic update process.
Version 1.5.0.8 also includes new software that will eventually allow Mozilla to push out its version 2 of the browser via Firefox's automatic update mechanism.
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