Content Modification: Updates for Windows Applications published 2023-11-22

BigFix has modified content in the Updates for Windows Applications site.

New :

  • 6082063 Mozilla Firefox 115.5.0 ESR Available
  • 6082065 Mozilla Firefox (x64) 115.5.0 ESR Available
  • 6101616 Mozilla Thunderbird 115.5.0 Available
  • 6082064 Mozilla Firefox 120.0 Available
  • 6082066 Mozilla Firefox (x64) 120.0 Available

Modified

  • 6082059 Mozilla Firefox 115.4.0 ESR Available (Superseded)
  • 6082061 Mozilla Firefox (x64) 115.4.0 ESR Available (Superseded)
  • 6082060 Mozilla Firefox 119.0.1 Available (Superseded)
  • 6082062 Mozilla Firefox (x64) 119.0.1 Available (Superseded)
  • 6101614 Mozilla Thunderbird 115.4.3 Available (Superseded)
  • 6082056 Mozilla Firefox 119.0 Available (Superseded)
  • 6082058 Mozilla Firefox (x64) 119.0 Available (Superseded)
  • 6101610 Mozilla Thunderbird 115.4.1 Available (Superseded)

Reason for Update:

  • New update for Firefox , Thunderbird.

Important Note:

  • None.

Published Site Version:

  • Updates for Windows Applications, Version: 2050

Additional Links:


Application Engineering Team
HCL BigFix

The relevance in Firefox 120.0 for 32bit installations needs to be reworked. It’s currently set to exclude x64 operating systems:

not (x64 of operating system OR ia64 of operating system)

Hi Dyamamoto,
we have made the changes in the digest level for the 32 bit folder Mozilla Firefox folder where 32 bit fixlet should be applicable only for the 32 bit machine.
where as it can’t be installed in the 64 bit machine.
so please ask the customer to use the Custom copy by removing the below mentioned relevance, if they want to install in 32bit fixelt in 64 bit machine.
Q: not (x64 of operating system OR ia64 of operating system)

And 64 bit fixlet will be applicable only for 64 bit machine

Shouldn’t anything older than Mozilla Firefox 115.5.0 ESR be Superseded by now.
78.15.0, 91.13.0 and 102.15.1

Brgds
Geir

So with that logic, are you saying all fixlets that are for 32 bit applications will only apply to 32bit OS?

If so, when will that impact all the existing 32 bit fixlets that are being applied to 64bit OS?

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