While the popularity of Firefox is due to a number of factors, including its wide range of accessories that allow you to perform almost any task you can imagine, and its open source development, the main reason that has been so people? Attention has been its tabbed browsing. Ok, this is not? T is the first to market with tabbed browsing – that honor goes to the Opera – but many people were put off by opera, simply because we had to pay for it, even if it was not the case.
However, only at the last moment, the Mozilla Foundation has released its finger and released beta versions of Firefox 3 for the official opening of their latest and greatest in the coming months. So with the beta 2 is now available for Mac and PC, I? D takes you on a journey through what I believe is the best browser available in the foreseeable future.
I am impressed by this latest beta version of Firefox. It may be late, but I think it was worth the wait. It seems faster in all on the web page loading and commissioning. I do not? T found a mistake, however, either. In fact, I like the idea of having a close button on each tab. Firefox? Doesn s request? It really makes no sense, however. inactive records do not show the close button, unless you hover over the button where it should be. In this case, the invisible button becomes suddenly visible. The buttons should not be surprising.
Se? S is not a big change from version 1. 5. In fact Hasn firefox? T really changed much since I started using it again when he was still Firebird (version 0. 6 or something?). Each new version has added a few things (like the ability to move tabs around, the new spelling checker, Research? Highlight / righ-click Web /? Bla? Option?, Etc.) that make my experience navigation a bit over Nice, but the basic idea is the same.