View Full Version : Firefox 4.0 Beta 7
alphaomega
11-12-2010, 09:53 AM
Download and try new Firefox 4.0 Beta 7. Runs like a cheetah. Here are two links to follow.
Download from here: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/beta/
Read here: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/beta/features/
Seriously. Good stuff, works now on Apple as well.:razz:
Download and try new Firefox 4.0 Beta 7. Runs like a cheetah. Here are two links to follow.
I have used the latest beta version for some time now. It seems faster and more minimalistic than older versions. I am not sure that is faster than Opera and especially not faster than Opera turbo on slow networks.
Pro: Browse in safe mode.
Con: No ability to export favourites as HTML.
profileSystm
02-21-2011, 07:55 PM
It's about time for firefox to have a 64bit executable
It's about time for firefox to have a 64bit executable
A good compiler takes care of that at least by using conditional compilation.
shawnchin
02-24-2011, 04:05 PM
I have also used Firefox 4 for one day but in my experience i found all add-ons still not updated that's why leaving for the rest of time but found really good and fast with quires.
johndev99
05-19-2011, 12:34 AM
Love firefox 4. Fast and clean design. I also miss the "Manage Bookmark" option. The "Error Console" under Tools is a good option to have.
raksha
06-13-2011, 07:52 AM
Been using Firefox for years . Loved it up until 4.0 came out anyway.
No happy that I could not find a way to disable the "Restore previous session" tab.
Even after clearing out History someone can see my browsing history with just one click.Not comfortable with this. Tried for two days to disable it. In the end I went back to 3.6. will stay there until FF fixes the problem with 4 or until they stop updating the security features in 3.6 at which point I'll prolly switch to Chrome.
In the end I went back to 3.6. will stay there until FF fixes the problem with 4 or until they stop updating the security features in 3.6 at which point I'll prolly switch to Chrome.
Does that mean that you mean Chrome is (will be) more secure than FireFox? If yes, please tell why you think so.
deepsand
06-13-2011, 05:18 PM
Been using Firefox for years . Loved it up until 4.0 came out anyway.
No happy that I could not find a way to disable the "Restore previous session" tab.
Even after clearing out History someone can see my browsing history with just one click.Not comfortable with this. Tried for two days to disable it. In the end I went back to 3.6. will stay there until FF fixes the problem with 4 or until they stop updating the security features in 3.6 at which point I'll prolly switch to Chrome.
Do you seek to totally disable Session Restore, even when resuming from a crash?