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Firefox 2 was so horrible that I deleted it and went back to Netscape. If Firefox 3 is as terrible as Firefox 2; who in their mind would want to download it?
6 commentsThursday, May 29, 2008
The browser maker wants to set a Guinness World Record when the next version of Firefox becomes available for users.
It doesn't seem like Firefox 2 arrived from Mozilla all that long ago. Now that we've got to know it a little bit, the time for change will be here soon. That could include a record-setting level of download activity, tool.
Mozilla certainly hopes it does. To promote Firefox 3, and perhaps earn a spot alongside some high achievers, they are seeking participants in their Firefox 3 Download Day.
On a date to be determined, Mozilla will try to pull in a world record number of downloaders for the newest browser, in a 24-hour period. The Download Day website shows how many people have pledged to do a download per country.
Speedier, safer performance along with new features will be part of the Firefox 3 browser. Barring any late changes, the Download Day event should happen in June, with record verification by Guinness requiring about a week of time, Mozilla said.
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Firefox 3 bugs
I'm beta-testing the new Firefox 3 and it has bugs galore.
It freezes every 30 minutes and the only way to re-access the program is to completely restart the system. Major bummer! I also has some font issues that are merely aesthetic, but still ...
Anyone else experience this???
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