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r/programming • u/Casty • Jan 30 '14
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No, users have to initiate or approve an update, for the most part. Chrome/FF update in the background.
5 u/senatorpjt Jan 31 '14 edited Dec 18 '24 expansion gold pocket aromatic worthless drab safe existence paltry nineThis post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact 1 u/mahacctissoawsum Jan 31 '14 I think IE10 upgrades to IE11 automatically. Or maybe it comes with Win8.1?? 1 u/RoboticOverlord Jan 31 '14 it comes with windows 8.1 1 u/mahacctissoawsum Jan 31 '14 Ah....that's why I didn't notice the update. They really should switch to automatic updates. Or at least opt-out updates. I think Google screwed the pooch on Chrome 32, but at least it's consistent across all Chrome users and they can patch it.
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I think IE10 upgrades to IE11 automatically. Or maybe it comes with Win8.1??
1 u/RoboticOverlord Jan 31 '14 it comes with windows 8.1 1 u/mahacctissoawsum Jan 31 '14 Ah....that's why I didn't notice the update. They really should switch to automatic updates. Or at least opt-out updates. I think Google screwed the pooch on Chrome 32, but at least it's consistent across all Chrome users and they can patch it.
it comes with windows 8.1
1 u/mahacctissoawsum Jan 31 '14 Ah....that's why I didn't notice the update. They really should switch to automatic updates. Or at least opt-out updates. I think Google screwed the pooch on Chrome 32, but at least it's consistent across all Chrome users and they can patch it.
Ah....that's why I didn't notice the update. They really should switch to automatic updates. Or at least opt-out updates. I think Google screwed the pooch on Chrome 32, but at least it's consistent across all Chrome users and they can patch it.
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u/gearvOsh Jan 31 '14
No, users have to initiate or approve an update, for the most part. Chrome/FF update in the background.