Comodo IceDragon ver. 18.0.3 is now available for download!!
Hello,
We are happy to announce that an update for Comodo IceDragon is available for download!
IceDragon is based on Firefox 18.0.1;
detection for Firefox hard-coded plugin installations ( eg. Windows Media Player plugin );
issue regarding update on limited or standard user account;
‘More Information’ link issue on Add-on Manager page;
issue regarding search engine on about home page;
some GUI issues;
KNOWN ISSUES
Importing data during the installation of Comodo IceDragon may not work in some cases.
Minor GUI issues.
Please use https://forums.comodo.com/bug-reports-cid-b284.0/ to report your bugs. Our moderators collect these bugs and submit them to the devs.
Setup for Windows XP 32-bit/64-bit, Windows Vista 32-bit/64-bit, Windows 7 32-bit/64-bit:
http://download.comodo.com/icedragon/icedragonsetup.exe
Size: 30.0 MB (31,555,104 bytes)
The new build does indeed feel a little more polished than the last one. I have yet to notice any regressions in performance or through general black-box testing on 64-bit Windows 7. Which is a good thing!
Still don’t like the way the top-right buttons feel cut off by the top of the screen, but that’s just a minor nit.
Thanks for the update. :-TU
altean
February 1, 2013, 10:10am
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Are you ever going to implement Firofox Sync? It seems like totally useless browser without sync these days. Everyone has smartphone or another computer etc. All other browsers have sync. Even Avant, Maxthon, Opera etc.
Are you ever going to implement Firofox Sync? It seems like totally useless browser without sync these days. Everyone has smartphone or another computer etc. All other browsers have sync. Even Avant, Maxthon, Opera etc.
Hello,
Is there any plans to add PrivAlert to IceDragon if/when its re-released for Dragon ?
want to know too. Can we get an official statement to this?
Does this browser support all the major firefox extensions like noscript etc…?
so far i know and tried it, i can say YES!
Providing the add-on isn’t hard coded for firefox, it should work.