Mozilla Firefox

[Eins]

My new Dell came in yesterday and I'm working on getting it to do what I need it to do. One of these is to run Firefox.

I just downloaded FF and when I started to run it, I was alerted that it is a digitally unsigned file. It surprises me that Mozilla would not protect its file.

The file's publisher address was mozilla.mirrors.tds.net

What do you guys think? Is this legit or is it a hijacked link with an infested file?

Still on IE6,

Eins

 

[sir-smokes-a-lot]

hmmmm, dunno.
Use FireFox myself and love it.
Just downloaded it from the site by clicking and it runs fine.

 

[Eins]

No idea how I forgot this thread was open, the daily flood of responses was overwhelming

I installed it the next day and all is good. Love that browser!
Thanks for your response Mike.

Arno

 

[Eins]

edited to delete the double post. Playing with new mice, one has buttons for page back and forward in the browser. Very nice. Still, the more new mice I try, the more I like my old Microsoft mouse. Just fits my hand best.

 

[Rod]

I just installed some Dell's and got the same message last week. Ignore the message, it's fine.

 

[PSTAN]

Hey Eins, which mouse is it? I use the Logitech MX Laser at work and it has the back & forward button, application switch selector button, rapid scroll and wheel scroll features along with the normal left & right click buttons. It kind of messed with my drafting program but not bad enough to go back to a non ergonomic corded mouse. Sam's retail is $69, Best Buy is $89.