Only the latest version and earlier version are affected. Mozilla added the file kisfdpro64.dll to the browser's blocklist, which prevents the loading of it as a third-party module in Firefox. The crash affects Firefox on Windows 7 and newer versions of the Windows operating system only and occurs if the latest version of the Kingsoft application is installed. The organization noticed an increase in crashes that it could link directly to a DLL file used by Kingsoft's security software. Mozilla's bug report offers insights on the issue. It can be downloaded from the official website, which is available in Chinese only. Kingsoft Antivirus is available for Windows operating systems only. The company is best known for its WPS line of software products such as WPS Office. Kingsoft Antivirus is developed by the Chinese software company Kingsoft Corporation. Mozilla writes on the official release notes page: "Fixed a startup crash for Windows users with Kingsoft Antivirus software installed".įirefox users who have installed Kingsoft Antivirus or Kingsoft Internet Security on their devices may experience startup crashes. Since the point release addresses only the single issue, most users of the browser have no benefit installing it.
Only Firefox users affected by the startup crash issue should feel any hurry to update to the new version. Affected users may have difficulties upgrading the browser by selecting Menu > Help > About Firefox they may head over to the official Firefox website to download the latest version manually and install this way on their devices. The browser update is available already and most Firefox installations should receive it automatically.
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