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Why were the Flash Player problems Not addressed with this release? There are currently 6,, hits on Google for, Flash Player crashes and fixes This is an Open Source Program is it not? Which is very frustrating as I use it as my Default browser Worked Fine on out setups. Bookmarks Synced, Not 1 issue. If you are worried about that Does this have all the missing things Firefox 13 cut out before i was able to stop the missing plugins prompt taking over a page by selecting a box and also the desktop icon is hidden can anybody tell me why?
This version was initially meant to be their bit Screw them! I switched to Waterfox. This version is the best yet. I is faster to load, works well with Vista, and exceptionally well with win7. The add ons work well to. If you are using an earlier version, and your computer hardware and O. S is up to it, then download and use it. I rate it maximum. I have used it since it was released recently, and I had to come back and give my opinion of it.
Not memory hungry now, and loads fast, it is a winner. I upgrade from the latest Beta Version to 3. It is a little more stable, but it is getting to be a large program and it does take a little while to load, but it has some good features, however, it automatically downloads some add-ons and has installed them, one I am trying to delete, as it is memory hungry, and when you are net surfing and it decides to down load an app.
I really like Firefox and it's options. Mainly I use FireFox. It's weird it doesn't update automaticly. I've been using 3. Unfortunately, I love firefox, but ever since I download this version, firefox crashes frequently, with no pattern and no warning.
I tried all the crash fixes I could find, but nothing seems to help. All my add on's work Fine Pages load supper fast it's not even funny Best browser ever period! The weakness of most software companies is that they dont really support third party plug ins very well. Often majorly important functionality missing from the browser ends up being provided by someone working in their backroom who may not have the time or inclination to update it for free.
I think that companies like mozilla and microsoft should check out all the apps before they go into the catalogue and select the best ones to maintain and support. The catalogue should then be split into sections which say whether or not update will be automatic - this in my view is the biggest downside of the open source concept in that really good projects fall by the wayside because the developer has got bored with it.
I have been using Firefox for some time, and I have tried the Beta versions, one of which I had to revert to an earlier stable version, but the last two Beta have been good, This one 3. I have been using Firefox for years. I'm very happy with the 3.
Hands down the best web browser for my needs. It's up to the developers of the add-ons to keep the ball rolling. I downloaded it and discovered that many of my add-ons did not work. I immediately returned to version 3. I have had no complaints concerning FF 3. Pocket Save and discover the best stories from across the web. Mozilla VPN Get protection beyond your browser, on all your devices. Product Promise Learn how each Firefox product protects and respects your data.
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