Multiple daily updates are a nuisance: thinking of using Google Chrome, now.

I am receiving multiple daily updates for Firefox Browser. This is becoming a nuisance. Can there be one daily update? Frankly, I am considering using Google Chrome now.

Hi PAPPASAN44,
It looks like you are running 9.0.1 which is the latest version of Firefox. It came out a few days ago and there have been no updates since then. What makes you think that it is updating daily?
If you are seeing a message on [http://www.google.com/firefox/ this page] that you are out of date, you should take a look at [https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/905310 the response from cor-el in this thread]. The page is just incorrect.
If you see the "Welcome to Firefox" or "Just updated Firefox" page every time you log in, you should look at [https://support.mozilla.com/kb/Firefox+has+just+updated+tab+shows+each+time+you+start+Firefox this article about that specific issue] and the article [http://kb.mozillazine.org/Preferences_not_saved Preferences not saved]. These should give you all the information you need!
If that doesn't work:
# Type about:config in the address bar
# Click ''I'll be careful, I promise'' if prompted
# In the Filter input field type ''startup''
# Double click on startup.homepage_override_url
# Delete the text string and click ''OK''
# Close Firefox and reopen the window to verify that it has worked.
Hopefully this helps!

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Hello
How can I remove the repetitive multiple daily updates from Mozilla?
Within a day, each day I get prompts as: Mozilla Firefox Update is ready to install at your computer.........then I do install and update it.......then after few minutes again it asks to update the same edition.........again after logging in back few hours later it prompts me again with the same request........IT IS VERY ANNOYING!
Thank You,
Gene

''the-edmeister [[#answer-683804|said]]''
<blockquote>
You could allow the update to proceed - that will stop Mozilla from asking if you want to update every time you launch Firefox, as is supposed to happen.
Any particular reason that you don't want Firefox 35.0.1 to be installed?
</blockquote>
Hi The EDmeister,
Thank you for your response.
Nevertheless, I have to repeat that I have ALREADY INSTALLED the Firefox 35.0.1 in my computer and ALLOWED IT TO PROCEED.
The same edition is prompting me back again, and again and again, within a day, each day. I get that annoying message at the top-right hand.
I do not want to see it every time, multiple times a day, that is the issue here, unresolved!
Best regards,
Gene

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Just prompted by Adobe that an upgrade to Adobe Flash Player is available – within the bullets say includes security enhancements.
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Why ship Google Chrome with security updates to Flash Player

I do not want it, I will not install it, it wastes time downloading. Stop sending it to me.

I remember the European Competition authorities made a judgement against Microsoft for only shipping Internet Explorer with Windows. How can you only ship the Chrome option with Adobe updates, why do you not give users the option to download other browsers?
Regards
Chris Fearn
Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2012 19:32:33 -0700
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Why ship Google Chrome with security updates to Flash Player
    Re: Why ship Google Chrome with security updates to Flash Player
    created by Chris Campbell in Installing Flash Player - View the full discussion
I understand. If you remember in the future, please uncheck the "opt out" checkbox before initiating the installer download. http://forums.adobe.com/servlet/JiveServlet/downloadImage/2-4836417-253139/450-316/11-9-20 126-31-29PM.png
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Google Chrome installing without my consent when I update Adobe Flash Player

To whom do I complain about Google Chrome installing without my consent when I updated Adobe Flash Player? I updated to Adobe Flash Player 11 Active X this morning. I saw no indication that Google Chrome was going to install and given that I have used GC in the past and absolutely hated it I would not have completed the Flash update. If there is an opt-out for Chrome when updating Flash it needs to be more obvious.
I was annoyed but simply uninstalled Chrome and thought that would take care of it. Not so fast! Suddenly links in Outlook emails stopped working. All tolled I spent 2 hours figuring out what the problem was, finding the solution and editing the registry to get rid of Chrome. I have moved beyond annoyed to livid. I am self-employed and did not have 2 hours of my week to devote to this.
I will never use Google Chrome. I tried it, didn't like it and I'm now I'm thoroughly done. Is there a way to permanently opt out of getting Google Chrome?
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Tamara Gehle

No one--if they gave a **** int he first place their software gurus woulnd't have created a download that essentially hijacks your computer and installs the google toolbar and google chrome--all without asking for consent. Too much of this crap goes on. Look at your task manager--all sorts of updates and crap running behind the scenes (google update runs constantly on my other computer till I deleted the updater.exe)-too much of it from hidden downloads like this site propgates. And to top it off, I can't edit Adopbe .pdf forms on line and save them anymore. So I found this link: http://www.tracker-software.com/product/pdf-xchange-viewer where you can fill all those fillable fields in your .pdf doc, and save the damned thing. Works just like Adobe used to when you could fill in fields from forms on-line and save it.

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