Correct Version numbers of Firefox and Torbrowser to be historically …

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Correct Version numbers of Firefox and Torbrowser to be historically … #114

Closed cherti closed 4 years ago

cherti commented 4 years ago

…correct (thanks @Thorin-Oakenpants)

as discussed in https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/nothing-private/pull/107

I have added the likely correct version numbers for Torbrowser in as well, albeit being inaccurate with regards to the alpha I think it is a fair assumption that the table is referring to released versions. In a month from now latest, no one will decide to pick a 10.0.a1 for usage anyways, so I'd say just don't bother and finish things up here.

Thorin-Oakenpants commented 4 years ago

I agree: betas, developer editions, alphas, nightlies ... the rules don't apply

Thorin-Oakenpants commented 4 years ago

PS: FYI: v10 won't be a month away, they only happen after EOL for the previous ESR, which has an overlap. So the first TB based on ESR78 will be based on ESR78.3 which is not out until Sept 22nd (and TB lags behind that)

https://wiki.mozilla.org/Release_Management/Calendar

cherti commented 4 years ago

Ah, pity, but we'll get a new Tor Browser eventually, always looking forward to have the newest firefox-features land in Tor Browser as well. But interesting to know how the Tor Browser releases are done regarding this, never looked into the details there, tbqh.