They've been pushing out smaller updates the last few weeks... hopefully 3.5 will solve a few of the issues I've been having with sudden crashes.
Lisa
· 5 months ago
Thanks for the Firefox update, Mash.....will get my download soon.
Lisa
Kimberly Garcia
· 5 months ago
I love you. Thanks for the Twitter update
People Search
· 5 months ago
You don't have to tell me twice. I am there.
Kimberly Garcia
· 5 months ago
I love you. Thanks for the Twitter update
Clarence
· 5 months ago
Still much slower than Chrome, that being said Chrome needs add ons!
shortformblog
· 5 months ago
Did they fix the dragging-images-into-Photoshop problem? That's incredibly annoying. I've gotten to the point with it where I have to drag images from Firefox into Safari, and THEN into Photoshop, just to avoid having to save it to my desktop. In terms of workflow, that's Firefox's biggest flaw, in my opinion, and the worst part was that it was introduced with Firefox 3.
Uttam Pegu
· 5 months ago
I hope 3.5 will be fast enough as per claim! I was using Mozilla Firefox 3.0.11 and I thought it was slow. Can't wait to download and check!
ShadowTwo
· 5 months ago
Too bad that nobody informed the add-on people of this massive new upgrade. Version 3.5 trashed twenty-five of my eighty-five add-ons! Some were just fun or nice-to-have (a little pop-up calculator); others were VERY useful for minimizing menus (FfChrome); and others were important toolbars, like Norton. After recently reading -- and contributing comments -- about add-ons, I wonder how the user community feels about this.
shortformblog
· 5 months ago
85 add-ons? Really? How is your browser still usable?
ShadowTwo
· 5 months ago
Most of them ave very handy house-keeping/informative like geotool or ghostie. Many just add a useful button to the toolbar (like read-me-later) or functions (like add, close, close all, open last-closed colorful tab). Another FfChrome lets me customize my selection menus from a right-click to just what I want to see. After one gets used to these real time-savers, it is unfortunate to give them up for a new version. I am sure that the various add-on suppliers are less than happy.
I actually rolled-back to 3.0.11 just to see how this plays out. One of the reasons I moved from IE to FF was the collection of add-ons.
I usually peak out at about 350K for Firefox with these add-ons in place. I have a powerful machine, so it works very well.
car payment calculator
· 5 months ago
Congratulations Mozilla for the release of the firefox 3.5 , It is very exited.
Chris Latko
· 5 months ago
You can also download the Intel-Optimized version at http://www.latko.org/downloads/. I have Firefox 3.6 pre-Alpha 1 there as well.
Firefox 3.5. Too bad that RSS is very poor. Spent quite a while to find out HOW to import RSS feed. Started testing it - SUCKS!!!
buy blog comments
· 5 months ago
This is a great news for all firefox users.I am going to download this one as early as possible.
Jack Niu
· 5 months ago
FireFox = FF = Faster Faster :)
amit badia
· 5 months ago
its cool man,,,,,,
Nurul Islam
· 5 months ago
new viwer
stu
· 4 months ago
Well I can safely say this version of Firefox is absolutely horrendous. Crashed, very buggy and slow to the point of unusable. I find it funny that so many of you sheep care more for having your faces on some two-bit website and retweeting at light speed to lengthen your e-penis as much as possible rather than actually using this dire product. Firefox has been getting gradually worse for a long time and this is the final nail in the coffin for me for personal use. Chrome may not have the add-ons but it is much more stable and FAR quicker.
birkin
· 3 months ago
i have update the firefox 3.0.12 to 3.5 version,but i can't find out the difference.is faster ?
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Lisa
I actually rolled-back to 3.0.11 just to see how this plays out. One of the reasons I moved from IE to FF was the collection of add-ons.
I usually peak out at about 350K for Firefox with these add-ons in place. I have a powerful machine, so it works very well.