Firefox 3.0.9 security release now available
As part of the Mozilla Corporation’s ongoing security and stability process, Firefox 3.0.9 is now available for Windows, Mac, and Linux users as a free download from getfirefox.com.
Firefox 3.0.9 fixes several issues found in Firefox 3.0.8:
> Fixed several security issues.
> Fixed several stability issues.
> Many users experienced an issue where a corrupt local database caused Firefox to “lose” its stored cookies. (bug 470578)
> Fixed an issue where, starting with Firefox 3.0.7, inline image attachments on popular webmail services (like AOL and AIM) would not display. (bug 482659)
> Large forms would sometimes take a long time to submit. (bug 426991)
> In certain cases, new windows would not have proper focus. (bug 446568)
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