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Firefox 67.0 (64 bit) can no longer create a desktop shortcut to a website | Firefox Support Forum | Mozilla Support
File:Firefox 67.0.4 macOS Mojave Hebwiki front page.png - Wikimedia Commons
Update Your Browser To Fix New Firefox Security Vulnerability | The Brass Effect, Inc.
AVG Password Protection Blocked Firefox's Access to Saved Passwords
Mozilla Firefox 67.0.3 Patches Actively Exploited Zero-Day
Emergency Mozilla Firefox Vulnerability Patch Update - Lansweeper
Mozilla Firefox 67.0.3 released - update to the Firefox and Firefox ESR
Mozilla makes anti-tracking the Firefox default | Computerworld
Firefox 67.0.4 Released — Mozilla Patches Second 0-Day Flaw This Week
Firefox Fast & Private Browser 67.0 APK Download by Mozilla - APKMirror
Mozilla releases patch to fix another zero-day in Firefox
Firefox 67.0 rolls out with WebRender, performance improvements, and more - NotebookCheck.net News
Firefox 67.0 Release Information - gHacks Tech News
Mozilla Firefox celebrates its 20th anniversary, will continue to support current content blockers - NotebookCheck.net News
Mozilla Firefox 67.0.4 Fixes Second Actively Exploited Zero-Day
Mozilla Releases Firefox 67.0.1
Firefox 67.0 Released, Upgrading to Dav1d AV1 Decoder – UbuntuHandbook
Firefox beefs up security and privacy, blocking third-party trackers, Facebook cookies and more | PCWorld
Download Mozilla Firefox 67.0.4 Final - MajorGeeks
FireFox 67.0.1 & Flash ??? Solved - Windows 10 Forums
Firefox Klar, IceCatMobile, Fennec F-Droid and Android Firefox ESR - Apps - F-Droid Forum
Firefox 67.0.4 Released - Mozilla Fixed Second Zero-day within a Week
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Update your Firefox browser now, there's an emergency patch you'll want - The Verge
Latest Mozilla Firefox on Windows 7 betas. - BetaArchive
Firefox "Quantum" ported to 10.7 - 10.8 | MacRumors Forums
Mozilla fixes second Firefox zero-day exploited in the wild | ZDNET
