Head's up -- Piriform has now released CCleaner v5.00.5050 for Windows; the offline installer is now ready to get either by accessing your programs updater ( click-link is found at the bottom-right of the CCleaner interface ), or downloading at the publisher's and/or reputable downloading hubs

For MACs, CCleaner v1.09.313 is available at the main publisher's site ( from the main page, hover your pointers over the For Home tab, and from the drop-down menu, the option for Mac Software should appear

Adobe has now released new updates for Flash; Adobe Flash Player for IE and Non-IE browsers are both at v15.0.0.239 -- online installers are available at most downloading hubs, while offline installers are available at the main publisher's site

For those that are able to see at some downloading hubs; Mozilla Firefox v34.0 RC1 is being offered for download -- please do note that this version is intended as an evaluational variant; just wait for the Stable version which may be released in a few weeks ( or until evaluation reports have made necessary adjustments )

EDIT 11/27/14
Following the update of Flash Player for both IE and Non-IE Browsers, Adobe has released Shockwave Player v12.1.4.154 for Full and Slim variants; both are available at the publisher's downloading hub while most downloading hubs will offer a redirect service to the main publisher

Note: Offline installers are available at the publisher's site; at the downloading page, just click on the redirect-link Need Shockwave Player for a different computer?

Head's up -- Mozilla has now released Firefox v34.0.5; installers are now available on most reputable downloading hubs, while regional variants ( along with the standard EN-US installer ) are available at the main publisher's downloading hub

Reference source -- Firefox — Notes (34.0.5) — Mozilla

EDIT: Forgot to mention -- the new Firefox update is available for Windows ( all variants ), MAC OSX, Linux and Linux 64-bit

Thanks oberder for the information about Firefox! Just updated to the last version. All I can say for now that its bigger then previous ones (45.8 Mb), hope it will work better. We˙ll see.

SentinelOnyx, I guess you have the regional installer for Croatia ( which is a huge 45Mb+ installer at the publisher's downloading hub ); I got the EN-US installer ( at 20+Mb on update, 38Mb+ as an offline installer )

Don't forget to grab a copy of an offline installer at Mozilla ( to get one, from the Release Notes link I provided, click on the "Download" at the right-side, then when a new page opens, click over at the click-link "Download a Fresh Copy" -- this will lead you to all the regional variants

@SentinelOnyx, mine is only 36.3 MB

Already took care of that oberder. I like to keep every website on english because translation of many terms in my language is nonsense. My language is beautiful but some things shouldn`t and can`t be accurately translated.

Placed screenshots to convert your post to pictures.



Thanks once more for the help!

Head's up -- Added Tip in regards to Mozilla Firefox v34.0.5

For those who have updated their Firefox browsers, will notice a change to the Search bar -- now, if the new change seems to be daunting, and you want to revert back to the old behavior, here's a tip:

1) Open a blank Tab in the Firefox browser
2) Type about:config, then press Enter
3) A confirmation screen will appear -- click on the "I'll be careful, I promise" to proceed
4) On the Search field, type browser.search.showOneOffButtons

Now, the default as of v34.0.5 is set to True -- change this to False -- to change the value, just double-click it

5) Close the tab, then close the browser ( remember to log out first from your online accounts ), wait for a few seconds -- say, just count up to ten seconds will do -- then restart your browser

Now, your search engine tab will be as it once was

Heads-up -- Brightfort ( formerly Javacool ) has now released new signatures for SpywareBlaster v5.0; to date, there are now 17118 unique Protection entries for its Database

For users using the Free variant, manually check via the programs' updater; Paid Users will be notified automatically for the update

Head's Up -- Malwarebytes has now released Malwarebytes Anti-Malware ( MBAM ) v2.04.1028; the new installer is available at the main publisher's site, as well as reputable downloading hubs

Note: Please don't forget to do a manual update when installing MBAM in order to keep up-to-date with its security database

Head's up -- Multiple updates:

Adobe has now released new updates: Adobe Flash for IE and Non-IE browsers are now at v16.0.0.235, and has released as well Shockwave Player at v12.1.5.155 ( for either Full or Slim variants ) -- online installers are available at most reputable downloading hubs, while offline installers are available at the main publisher's site

*All Adobe updates are available for Windows, Mac OSX, and Linux users; also, initially Shockwave Player was released as v12.1.4.155 but there was a quick update made at the publisher's distribution/downloading section

Dropbox has released Dropbox v3.0.3 -- this is now available for download at the main publisher's site, as well as most reputable downloading hubs

**Offhand: There was some issues in regards to the Dropbox forums has being offline for some time; rest assured that there is nothing to be worried as their staff has been resolving the issues

Head's up -- Piriform has now released CCleaner v5.01.5075, the Standard CCleaner is now available at the main publisher's downloading section, along with the Portable variant; most reputable downloading hubs will also be offering this ( to get the Portable variant at the publishers site, scroll down the CCleaner downloading page til you see the Builds page link )

a) For Mac OS Users, Piriform is offering CCleaner v1.09.313 -- this will require at least 10.5 to 10.9 Mavericks
b) For Android Users, CCleaner is available via GooglePlay

Head's up -- Brightfort ( formerly Javacool ) has now released a new database* for SpywareBlaster v5.0; to date, there are now 17138 Unique Protection Signatures in the database

SpywareBlaster v5.0 is available at the main publisher's site, and at reputable downloading hubs

* For Free users of SpywareBlaster, make sure to manually check the Updates tab; paid users will have the program automatically update

Head's up -- In view of the possible Microsoft Security Update for January 2015 ( collectively known as "Patch Tuesdays" ) Mozilla will be releasing Firefox v35.0.0 ( it is not yet officially ready for download as of this post date, but will soon be available from your browser's update section -- just manually check from time to time; the offline install will be released in a few hours or a day -- only download at the main publisher's hub to ensure authenticity of your Firefox browser installer )

Head's up -- Mozilla has now released Firefox v35; the official offline installer is now available, along with most regional translated formats, at the main publisher's downloading hub -- most reputable downloading hubs will offer the EN-US installer

Reference source -- Firefox — Notes (35.0) — Mozilla

Adobe has also released multiple updates: Adobe Flash Player for IE and Non-IE browsers is now at v16.0.0.257, and AIR is at v16.0.0.245 -- all three installers are available at the main publisher's downloading hub ( online/offline )

These updates are available for Windows and Mac OSX

Head's up -- Multiple updates:

Oracle has released Java Runtime Environment 8u31 ( also known as JAVA JRE v8 Build Update 31 or 8.0.310.13 ) in both 32 and 64bit formats for all working systems; the online and offline installers are available at the main publisher's site, as well as reputable downloadng hubs

Piriform has now released Speecy v1.28.708; this system analysis program is available at the downloading hub at the main publisher's listing section; the portable version for this program is also available

WaterFoxProj has released the new 64-bit fork of Mozilla Firefox -- Waterfox is now on v35.0 and available at the main publisher's site

Head's up -- ( Offhand: just a tad late on this one )

After the release of JAVA, Adobe has released two new updates for Flash Player; Adobe Flash for IE and Non-IE browsers are now at v16.0.0.287

The two plug-ins are available as online and offline installers at the main publisher's site; most reputable sites will redirect you to the main site to get the online installer

Head's up -- Mozilla has introduced a new patch update; Firefox is now at v35.0.1

The offline installer ( EN-US ) is now available at most downloading hubs, while regional translation installers of Firefox can be downloaded at the main publisher's site

Reference source -- Firefox — Notes (35.0.1) — Mozilla

Piriform has released CCleaner v5.02.5101 for Windows and v1.09.313 for MacOS; the Standard and Portable versions are available at the main publisher's site

Head's up -- Adobe has released an official update for their Flash player: Adobe Flash is now at v16.0.0.296 on three plug-ins -- For IE, For Non-IE ( or NPAPI ) and For Chrome ( also known as Pepper or PPAPI )

These are now available for all OS ( Windows , Mac and Linux ) at the main publisher's site as online installers

Moon Child Productions has released PaleMoon v25.2.1 and 8pecxstudios also released Cyberfox v35.0.1 -- both are forks of the Mozilla Firefox browser; these are available at the main publisher's site and most reputable downloading hubs

Chromium has released Chromium v42.0.2289 -- this is a fork of the Google Chrome browser; installers are now available at the main publisher's site

Head's up -- Brightfort Studios has now released new signatures for SpywareBlaster v5.0; there are now 17,153 unique protection signatures in it's database -- manually check the prgram to ensure that you get your definitions

TheDocumentFoundation has now released LibreOffice Productivity Suite v4.4.0.0; the new update can be downloaded at the main publisher's site (with legitimate checksum signatures ) as well at reputable downloading hubs

Some offhand tech news ( not much updates spotted for this week ) :

Recently there have been posts on the Web mentioning in regards to a GMail phishing mail that says 'that your account has been flagged for deactivation' -- and, like most phishing, it provides a link for the potential user ( 'or 'sucker' ) to click on

For such record, Google does not send notices of deactivation or emails like this to Gmail users, so a bit of a head's up -- don't click on the links on that email if you ever receive one, let alone open the email if you have a Gmail account and have this

Instead, flag it appropriately as spam for Google's system to properly deal with it