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[abu aufa]

In the latest version,it looks like more stable, IMO. I hope there are no more messages "embarrassing crash" or something like that in the upcoming version of FF.

This article seems like the answer.

 

what do you think ?

 

today, Opera is my default.

[Icedrake]

Minefield is my default. I like to get the newest in updates for Firefox in Minefield before they come out. The new user interface for Minefield looks pretty sweet! Look a lot better than the old one.

[Anomaly]

In the latest version,it looks like more stable, IMO. I hope there are no more messages "embarrassing crash" or something like that in the upcoming version of FF.

This article seems like the answer.

 

what do you think ?

 

today, Opera is my default.

I have some concerns about that. Taking plugins and making them a separate process is a big deal. Mozilla is doing this in the next release and calling it a minor update. There is nothing minor about it IMO. This should be a major version change but since they are chasing Chrome they will rush it out as a minor update and I can see a lot of problems happening. Hope I'm dead wrong but this is one update I will be holding off on and wait and see how it goes.

[CTskifreak]

I read this Maximum PC Article, so I downloaded it last night. The code name was Loretz, and it updated today to Namoroka today. Oddly enough, the 3.7 Alpha 2 version has this as well, except only AdBlock works out of my set of addons. Intresting having so many browsers installed.

 

AJ

[aarenlainey]

I use Opera and firefox both. I have not yet update the latest Firefox 3.7 Alpha 4. Opera always is customizable enough to make it possible to move tabs above or below the address bar. Who knows Firefox will eventually be usable after all.

[Tunerz]

@aarenlainey

The Minefield build already had an option to move tabs on top.