The open-source Firefox browser and Thunderbird e-mail client will be updated for the second time in a week because of code changes that have 
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Member since:2005-07-06
So, you can manage all your ,,plugins'' from somewhere in IE? I mean, you can enable/disable them by one click, autoupgrade all of them. They are standarized, right? Or it's just ,,every man for himself''?
I thought he told you to do some research before you troll 
Go to Options -> Programs -> Manage Addons. Lower right is a button called Update and lower left are buttons named enable/disable
Firefox's plugin management is pretty good, but that's one thing I preffer in IE. To be able to disable Flash and other crap. Yes I know about flashblock, but that's not what I'm talking about.
On the topic; I absolutely hate upgrading Firefox. Maybe it's just be, but _everytime_ I try to upgrade (I uninstall first of course) firefox.exe locks itself up. I can't delete the bastard so I have to use Dr.Delete or something to set it to delete it after reboot. I really hope the make the upgrade feature right.
I tried Deer Park some days ago and it seems OK for an alpha, but apart from the new menus, fast-back and the useless sanitize feature, I haven't really seen any progress. Same pages don't render correctly and same pages still take ages to render.
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2005-06-29
,,Google Toolbar...''
So, you can manage all your ,,plugins'' from somewhere in IE? I mean, you can enable/disable them by one click, autoupgrade all of them. They are standarized, right? Or it's just ,,every man for himself''?
,,Nice typing BTW.''
Nice and adult argument. Could you show me an example of your Polish?