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    Friday, May 17, 2019

    Steam Link Game Streaming App Now Available for iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV

    May 17, 2019 0
    Steam Link Game Streaming App Now Available for iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV

    PC gaming is ready to meet iOS, now that Valve's Steam Link app is available for Apple's devices. You can evne play them on your TV easily via the Apple TV, streamed right from your PC. Apple had blocked its release last year, but evidently that has been worked out -- likely because you can't purchase games with it anymore -- and you can grab it from the App Store now.
    Valve has also renamed "In-Home Streaming" as simply Remote Play in the latest beta Steam release, so that it's the same whether you're using it at home or beta testing it from further away. As long as the connection is good enough, it will work. When Steam Link launched you needed another PC or dedicated hardware, but apps for iOS, Android and even Raspberry Pi are making it much more widely available. It's not quite cloud-streamed gaming, but anyone with a Steam account full of games, a decent connection and any of those devices suddenly has a lot more options for how they're going to play.
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    Monday, May 6, 2019

    Firefox 66.0.4 Rolled Out With Fix for Disabled Add-Ons Issue

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    Firefox 66.0.4 Rolled Out With Fix for Disabled Add-Ons Issue

    Firefox 66.0.4 Rolled Out With Fix for Disabled Add-Ons Issue

    Mozilla has started rolling out an update for its desktop, Android, and ESR (extended support release) versions over a bug that prevented existing and new add-ons from running or being installed on the Firefox browser late on Friday. The updated Firefox desktop and Android apps carry version number 66.0.4, whereas the ESR update has got version 60.6.2. While all versions will be updated automatically, the Android users can head to Play Store on their device to trigger an immediate update and desktop users can go to About Firefox to do the same.
    “This release repairs the certificate chain to re-enable web extensions, themes, search engines, and language packs that had been disabled (Bug 1549061),” Mozilla's Kev Needham wrote in a blog post. “There are remaining issues that we are actively working to resolve, but we wanted to get this fix out before Monday to lessen the impact of disabled add-ons before the start of the week.”
    Mozilla had earlier said it had identified the issue caused by certificate expiration and started rolling out a fix for Firefox desktop users.
    “Our team identified and rolled-out a temporary fix for all Firefox Desktop users on Release, Beta and Nightly. The fix will be automatically applied in the background within 24 hours.” Mozilla noted.
    The extent of the issue impacting add-ons on Firefox seemed quite wide as various complaints on Twitter, Reddit, and other social media platforms had emerged. It didn't affect all users, though.
    If affected users were not able to install any new add-ons or enable your existing add-ons from the Add-ons Manager on Firefox. The issue also impacted the installing of themes on the Firefox browser.
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