The Mozilla Foundation released an update to Firefox yesterday, the first since the browser's official launch last November. Version 1.0.1 features a number of stability and security fixes, including two for serious flaws that could allow malicious attackers to spoof the source displayed in the "Download Dialog" box or to spoof the content of Web sites.
"I'd encourage users to get this release, especially if they've been prone to phishing attacks or spoofing," said Chris Hofmann, director of engineering with Mozilla. "A lot of work in this release focuses on those areas."
Read about it here.
'breakall' is used in 'while' and 'for' loops to exit prematurely from any and all "enclosing" 'while' or 'for' loops - it is an error to use 'breakall' outside of a loop.
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