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Mozilla Releases Firefox 73.0.1 With Crash Fixes

Mozilla issues a minor update to Firefox 73 users. Firefox 73.0.1 resolves a few crashes caused by incompatibility with certain third-party apps.

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Specially, G Data and 0Patch security apps are noted to be causing crashes of the browser. There may be other apps, which use DLL injection to the main Firefox launcher process. Due to a bug, the modified launcher process could start any content sub-process, making Firefox crash or preventing it from opening any web site.

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On Linux, the browser could not play certain encrypted content. This issue is also resolved in Firefox 73.0.1.

Moreover, Firefox 73 couldn't open the Royal Canadian Bank web site if the user had previously logged in to his or her personal account on the RBC web site. This is also resolved.

Finally, the original Firefox 73 version would fail to start on Windows 7 with adjusted compatibility settings for firefox.exe. Also, the browser could terminate itself when leaving the Print preview dialog. These issues are also fixed now.

To get the update, click on the Firefox menu button, click on Help > About Firefox, and the browser will install the latest available update package. Alternatively, you can go through the setup distribution server, and grab the latest installation program manually.

Download Firefox 73.0.1 Manually

  1. Visit the following link: Download Firefox.
  2. You will see a number of folders. Click on one of the following folders:
    • win32 - Firefox 32-bit for Windows
    • win64 - Firefox 64-bit for Windows
    • linux-i686 - Firefox for 32-bit Linux
    • linux-x86_64 - Firefox for 64-bit Linux
    • mac - Firefox for macOS
  3. Each folder has subfolders organized by the browser's language. Click on the desired language and download the installer.

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Author: Sergey Tkachenko

Sergey Tkachenko is a software developer who started Winaero back in 2011. On this blog, Sergey is writing about everything connected to Microsoft, Windows and popular software. Follow him on Telegram, Twitter, and YouTube.

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