On Fri, 17 May 2019, Vladimír Cihlář wrote:
Excuse me, Mike, and how do I know that – for example - esr70 will be needed?
Is this really not a url address to find out what is the latest version of
Firefox ESR?
Very near the beginning, every page of www.mozilla.org has a line:
<html class="windows x86 no-js" lang="en" dir="ltr"
data-latest-firefox="66.0.5" data-esr-versions="60.6.3"
data-gtm-container-id="GTM-MW3R8V" data-gtm-page-id="Homepage"
data-stub-attribution-rate="1.0">
which gives the latest general release and ESR versions.
Over the years, I have found these to be very accurate,
although they can be a few hours ahead of the latest downloadable version
I guess that this may depend on how fast the content delivery network
propagates new binaries.
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