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The browser upgrade process varies depending on whether the upgrade is a major or minor upgrade. Major upgrades occur when a major version of Bonfire is released, and the new version of the Bonfire server plugin is not compatible with prior versions of the Bonfire browser extensions. Major upgrades require a re-installation of Bonfire browser extensions. Minor upgrades occur when a minor version of Bonfire is released. Minor upgrades do not require a complete reinstallation.
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| Major Upgrade - Remove Bonfire for Firefox. In Firefox, go to "Preferences", then "Manage Add-ons". Find "Atlassian Bonfire" and click "Remove". "Restart" Firefox when prompted.
- Download the new Bonfire for Firefox from JIRA. In JIRA, go to the "Get Bonfire" page in your user name drop down in the top right. "Download" Bonfire for Firefox. Click "Allow" and "Install" when prompted. "Restart" Firefox.
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Minor Upgrade Depending on your settings for automatic updates to extensions, Firefox may automatically update Bonfire's extension to the latest once it is made available. Alternatively, you can force Firefox to check for an update of Bonfire for Firefox. To do this: - Go to Firefox Preferences
- On the general tab, click 'Manage Add-ons'
- At the top right of the Add-ons manager, click on the cog drop down, then 'Check for Updates'
- Available updates to Bonfire for Firefox will be downloaded, and follow Firefox prompts to restart Firefox.
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| Major Upgrade - Remove Bonfire for Chrom. In Chrome, right click on the Image Modified icon in the toolbar in the top right, and select "Uninstall".
- Download the new Bonfire for Chrome from JIRA. In JIRA, go to the "Get Bonfire" page in your user name drop down in the top right. "Download" Bonfire for Chrome. When prompted, click "Continue", then "Install".
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Minor Upgrade Chrome will automatically update Bonfire's extension to the latest once it is made available. Alternatively, you can force Chrome to check for an update of Bonfire for Firefox. To do this: - Click on the spanner in the top right of Chrome
- Go to 'Tools' -> 'Extensions'
- In Chrome's extension manager, click on 'Developer mode' at the top right of the screen.
- Click 'Update Extensions now'
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| Major Upgrade - Remove Bonfire for Safari. In Safari, to to "Preferences", then "Extensions". Find "Atlassian Bonfire" and click "Uninstall".
- Download the new Bonfire for Safari from JIRA. In JIRA, go to the "Get Bonfire" page in your user name drop down in the top right. "Download" Bonfire for Safari, then double-click "bonfire-latest.safariextz" in the Downloads dialog. When prompted, "Install" Atlassian Bonfire.
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Minor Upgrade Depending on your settings for automatic updates to extensions, Safari may automatically update Bonfire's extension to the latest once it is made available. If automatic update is switched off, you can find Bonfire updates manually: - Go to Safari Preferences
- Go to the 'Extensions' tab
- Click on 'Updates' at the bottom left hand corner of the dialog
- Click 'Update' for Bonfire
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Major and Minor Upgrades - UnIf you are installing Bonfire 1.3.2 or earlier, un-install the previous version of Bonfire by going to the 'Control Panel' -> 'Add/Remove Programs' in Windows. This step is no longer required from Bonfire 1.4 onwards.
- Download the latest Bonfire for Internet Explorer by going to your user drop down in JIRA, then 'Get Bonfire'.
- Ensure Internet Explorer has been shut down.
- Install Bonfire by executing the downloaded file.
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RELATED TOPICS
Bonfire Installation Guide
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