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-                Update-MozillaFirefox downloads a list of the most recent Firefox version numbers against which it compares the Firefox version numbers found on the system and displays, whether a Firefox update is needed or not. The actual update process naturally requires elevated rights and a working Internet connection. Update-MozillaFirefox detects the installed Firefoxes by querying the Windows registry for installed programs. The keys from <code>HKLM:\Software\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\</code> and <code>HKLM:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\</code> are read on 64-bit computers, and on the 32-bit computers only the latter path is accessed. At Step 7 Update-MozillaFirefox downloads and writes several Firefox-related files, namely "<code>firefox_current_versions.json</code>", "<code>firefox_release_history.json</code>", "<code>firefox_major_versions.json</code>", "<code>firefox_languages.json</code>" and "<code>firefox_regions.json</code>", which Update-MozillaFirefox uses as outside autonomous data sources. When run in a 'normal' PowerShell window, and all the detected Firefox versions are up-to-date, Update-MozillaFirefox will just check that everything is OK and leave without further ceremony at Step 11 (before trying to determine, whether it is run elevated or not).</p>
+                Update-MozillaFirefox downloads a list of the most recent Firefox version numbers against which it compares the Firefox version numbers found on the system and displays, whether a Firefox update is needed or not. Update-MozillaFirefox detects the installed Firefoxes by querying the Windows registry for installed programs. The keys from <code>HKLM:\Software\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\</code> and <code>HKLM:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\</code> are read on 64-bit computers, and on the 32-bit computers only the latter path is accessed. At Step 7 Update-MozillaFirefox downloads and writes several Firefox-related files, namely "<code>firefox_current_versions.json</code>", "<code>firefox_release_history.json</code>", "<code>firefox_major_versions.json</code>", "<code>firefox_languages.json</code>" and "<code>firefox_regions.json</code>", which Update-MozillaFirefox uses as data sources. When run in a 'normal' PowerShell window, and all the detected Firefox versions seem to be up-to-date, Update-MozillaFirefox will just check that everything is OK and leave without further ceremony at Step 11.</p>
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-                If Update-MozillaFirefox is run without elevated rights (but with a working Internet connection) in a machine with an old Firefox version, it will be shown that a Firefox update is needed, but Update-MozillaFirefox will exit at Step 12 before downloading any files. To perform an update with Update-MozillaFirefox, PowerShell has to be run in an elevated window (run as an administrator). If Update-MozillaFirefox is run in an elevated PowerShell window and no Firefox is detected, the script offers the option to install Firefox in the "<strong>Admin Corner</strong>" (step 11), where, in contrary to the main autonomous nature of Update-MozillaFirefox, an end-user input is required for selecting the bit-version and the language. In the "Admin Corner", one instance of either 32-bit or 64-bit version in the selected language is installable with Update-MozillaFirefox – the language selection covers over 30 languages.</p>
+                If Update-MozillaFirefox is run without elevated rights (but with a working Internet connection) in a machine with an old Firefox version, it will be shown that a Firefox update is needed, but Update-MozillaFirefox will exit at Step 12 before downloading any files. To perform an update with Update-MozillaFirefox, PowerShell has to be run in an elevated window (run as an administrator). If Update-MozillaFirefox is run in an elevated PowerShell window and no Firefox is detected, the script offers the option to install Firefox in the "<strong>Admin Corner</strong>" (step 11), where, in contrary to the main autonomous nature of Update-MozillaFirefox, an end-user input is required for selecting the bit-version and the language. In the "Admin Corner", one instance of either 32-bit or 64-bit version in one of the available languages is installable with Update-MozillaFirefox – the language selection covers over 30 languages.</p>
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-                In the update procedure itself Update-MozillaFirefox downloads a full Firefox installer from Mozilla, which is equal to the type that is already installed on the system (same bit version and language). After writing the Install Configuration File (<code>firefox_configuration.ini</code> to <code>$path</code> at Step 14, where, for instance, the automatic Mozilla Maintenance service is disabled and the default shortcuts are enabled) and stopping several Firefox-related processes, Update-MozillaFirefox installs the downloaded Firefox on top of the existing Firefox installation, which triggers the in-built update procedure.</p>
+                In the update procedure itself Update-MozillaFirefox downloads a full Firefox installer from Mozilla, which is equal to the type that is already installed on the system (same bit version and language). After writing the Install Configuration File (<code>firefox_configuration.ini</code> to <code>$path</code> at Step 14, where, for instance, the automatic Mozilla Maintenance service is disabled and the default shortcuts are enabled) and stopping several Firefox-related processes, Update-MozillaFirefox installs the downloaded Firefox on top of the existing Firefox installation, which triggers the in-built Firefox update procedure.</p>
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