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What has happened to the expiry options in Firefox Screenshots?
I'm running Firefox Quantum 64.0 beta with Windows 10. Last week when I saved a screen-shot I could right-click the "expires in 14 days" message (top left) to see a drop-down box with a variety of expiry times, including "indefinite." This week, since the editing options appeared (crop / annotate, etc) there does not seem to be any way to change the expiration time. Screenshots that I saved before this change have retained their longer expiry times. Has the change expiry option disappeared, or am I just missing it?
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User shouldn't use beta versions unless your testing for bugs fixes. One should use only public release and if there are problems there then report that to the site for fixes.
WestEnd the Firefox 64.0 has been the current Release since Tuesday. https://www.mozilla.org/firefox/releases/
James said
WestEnd the Firefox 64.0 has been the current Release since Tuesday. https://www.mozilla.org/firefox/releases/
ajrich789 said
I'm running Firefox Quantum 64.0 beta
Vague though.
The OP could be calling the 64.0 Release as Beta or still using a Beta build of 64.0b which is old now as 65.0b is currently on Beta channel.
Regardless if it is 64.0 Release or a 64.0b beta build the screen shot settings should be the same. Beta builds now days are more for QA and closer to that of Release Candidates.
ajrich789 said
Has the change expiry option disappeared, or am I just missing it?
Hello ajrich789,
According to these articles that option hasn't changed :
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-screenshots
And :