Mozilla Will Push Firefox 2 Users To Upgrade Comments
| Author | Gordon Kelly |
| Published | 21st Aug 2008 |
Comments for Mozilla Will Push Firefox 2 Users To Upgrade
TheEvilGenius said on 21st August 2008
Gordon said on 21st August 2008
@TheEvilGenius - ironically I'm exactly the opposite ;)
ilovethemonkeyhead said on 21st August 2008
for me, firefox 3 is a hopelessly buggy mess, the number of times it crashes randomly on me, i have had to switch to V2 or internet explorer to browse some websites...
Martin said on 21st August 2008
I've not had a single crash with Firefox 3 since leaving beta.
YG said on 21st August 2008
I've got about 8 excllent firefox v2 add-ons out of which only 2 are compatible with v3. I think mozilla will loose credability if they start to remove the free choice (without harrassment) model they've been so well know for.
Chocoa said on 21st August 2008
Well sorry Mozilla, Version 3 for me, is buggy as hell. Some pages fail to load at all. So I have just reverted to v2.0 And now at least I can use my favourite addons ( eg Adblock :-P sorry TR)
Mozilla think hard before you push us away to a different browser.........
Gordon said on 22nd August 2008
@Chocoa & YG. You do realise many add-ons don't advertise their updates through the Firefox site? Adblock Plus, Reliby and Tab Mix Plus are all compatible just search for their native sites for the latest versions.
As for reliability, have to say I'm crash free too and the loading times - particularly with Java - are quite frankly stunning, not to mention the massively reduced memory hog.
gettinhigh said on 22nd August 2008
Did someone say Opera..omg, we are a rare breed.
Sadly most people dont get hang of the advanced features of opera,
while i can't get around the web without a copy of opera and all my bookmarks/notes.
Its the first piece of internet software i install on any new OS..Win/Linux/Mac.
I honestly dont get the appeal of firefox either, its far too basic for me.
TheEvilGenius said on 22nd August 2008
@gettinhigh: Rare breed? I prefer to think of us as "the elite few" ;-)
Gordon said on 24th August 2008
@gettinhigh - that very much depends on how well you know all the third party software library for Firefox. Opera may offer more out the box (though I'm not convinced by a lot of the implementation) but he doesn't provide anything comparable my favourite Firefox add-ons.
Wackywavinginflateablearmflailingtubeman said on 24th August 2008
I've used Opera, and I choose to use Firefox. I'm not an advanced user by any means, but I really love the add-ons. Haven't seen anything comparable on Opera. I don't have any issues with FF like some have been relaying. It's too bad it is isn't flawless, because I really think it's one of the best pieces of software out there.
Gordon said on 26th August 2008
@Ohmz - agreed.
Add Your Comment
Add your comment
You must be logged in to comment. Login or register here.


Never seen the appeal of Firefox, myself. Always prefered Opera.