Firefox upgrade

Firefox prompted me to download an update late last nignt. (Or maybe it was early this morning depending on how you view time..) It was the 1.03 release. As that link mentions there was no need to unsintall/reinstall, there are no multiple instances of Firefox listed in Add/Remove programs, all of my current extensions work properly, basically none of the things I’ve complained about when it came to Firefox upgrades in the past. Nice job!

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