I'm closing this bug since Ubuntu 10.04 is in EOL state and also because
Firefox was upgraded from Mozilla Release for more 1yr now...
** Changed in: firefox (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
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I cant reproduce this here on Firefox 3.6.23 on Ubuntu LTS 10.04.3,
although the background is a little wrong. See attached screenshot.
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The big philosophical question here is should operating system
vendors/users have to upgrade their web browsers to a newer version, or
should web sites be written to support older browsers which are still
supported by the browser's manufacturer (I'm not suggesting web sites
support Firefox 3.0
What extensions are you using? If you are using noscript, try disabling
it.
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Title:
Firefox is too old on Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS
To manage
I just try again and I get the same screenshot as you madbiologist, probably a
change by the website author.
But anyway I haven't any add-on, I'm on a clean installation of Ubuntu.
In fact, that was a friend of mine who said I didn't understand your link, I
use Ubuntu 10.04. since he didn't have
Firefox 3.6 is very much supported by Mozilla at the moment and there
will be a 3.6.24 release on Tuesday. We will be transitioning to the
rapid release cycle at some point, we're just not sure right now if
that's Firefox 8, 9, 10, or a later release.
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** Package changed: firefox-3.5 (Ubuntu) = firefox (Ubuntu)
** Description changed:
Firefox 3.6.23 is too old on Ubuntu LTS 10.04.3 stable and it can't display
some website
