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Firefox
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can anyone advise, does Firefox install it's updates without input from the user, as i turned on the computer, and info came up from Firefox, it was too quick to catch much, something about checking add on compatibility, then i opened out screen to find all setting changed, font sizes twice the size, and it looks like it's installed Firefox 22.0, can it do that, thought i had to install the latest version, i am a bit miffed, as now look and setting of the screen looks wrong.
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in the question box, the words are large, but go down to the replies and they are normal sized, that is a new one on me, they should both be the same. it's playing havoc with my eyesight, not good at the best of times.
will have a go at the various suggestions to see if can make at least the font size compatible... how odd.
will have a go at the various suggestions to see if can make at least the font size compatible... how odd.
Internet Explorer now has a DEFAULT of "Install new versions automatically".
See the Help menu and the "About Internet Explorer" option.
I think they do this for two reasons.
Many people were sitting on VERY old browsers and this was causing problems with people who design web sites having to test their web sites on very old browsers (who perhaps did not support newer features) and very new web sites.
Also older web sites are more vulnerable to attacks from hackers and so on.
New browsers are much more secure so it is to everyones advantage to have the latest browsers.
See the Help menu and the "About Internet Explorer" option.
I think they do this for two reasons.
Many people were sitting on VERY old browsers and this was causing problems with people who design web sites having to test their web sites on very old browsers (who perhaps did not support newer features) and very new web sites.
Also older web sites are more vulnerable to attacks from hackers and so on.
New browsers are much more secure so it is to everyones advantage to have the latest browsers.