Did firefox just have an update?

It's 12 am and I usually wake up around this time for some odd reason. So, I get on my laptop, and I see that I forgot to close a popup that was produced when I was looking at lyrics to a song. After I closed it out, I saw another window that said something like "firefox needs to update". So, without thinking, I clicked it. Did I just mess up really bad, or did I NOT just make a huge mistake?

The Firefox 33.0.1 was released as a updated on October 24.
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/33.0.1/releasenotes/

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