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On 9/3/2016 7:41 AM, Roger Fink wrote:
I have version 2.40 installed on two Thinkpad laptops. Each is setup for
manual updates. Today, for the first time, the following message
appeared on a narrow brown band across the top of the screen on one of
them: "Your copy of SeaMonkey is old and probably has known security
flaws, but you have disabled automatic update checks. Please update to a
newer version."
The note appeared on seamonkey-project.org., where I went via Help/About
to check for an update.
It seems suspicious that
1) the home office wouldn't know what version I had (which is the
latest), and,
2) make the assumption that it was out of date in the absence of not
knowing what was installed.
Mistake, or something more sinister?
I see this with some of my profiles but not all. I know there is a bug
report on this -- I submitted it -- but I cannot find it right now. I
will search later.
At least it's benign.Thanks.
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