Semi-off-topic, but is anyone else.....

[War Machine Dawg]

having problems with Firefox 3.6? Specifically issues with the address bar becoming "invisible" and the browser crashing frequently, especially at image heavy sites? Could be a conflict with FastestFox (the old SmarterFox).

 

[ScoobaDawg]

No Problems at all..
like the fact that when you open a link in a new tab it goes right behind it instead it at the end of the tabs... I used it always lose things in my maze of open tabs and windows.

 

[Shmuley]

nm

 

[Optimus Prime 4]

they get hard to find if they're buried in the middle somewhere

 

[Hansome Jimmy Valiant]

!

 

[MaroonInNashville]

but I just went to 3.6.2 yesterday and that seemed to have cured it.

 

[JimC1097]

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[War Machine Dawg]

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[War Machine Dawg]

Anyone else having this problem? Only seems to happen after I use my e-mail. At least I'm narrowing it down. About to contact Mozilla.

 

[dudehead]

it blows away FF in my book.

 

[War Machine Dawg]

but the Chrome restrictions on extensions sucks right now. Firefox still has the clear advantage in that department. Things like Ad-Thwart/Ad-Blocker aren't nearly as effective as in FF. Until Chrome catches up in that regard, I just can't justify the complete switch. I don't know why Chrome is being so retarded in the way they restrict coding submissions for extensions. I also don't like that it opens about 20 different "chrome.exe" instances in my processes. It slows down the functionality of the rest of my computer. Why can't it just open everything in one "chrome.exe" instance the way FF only opens one "firefox.exe" for the browser? I like Chrome's speed, but a slower overall laptop and less useful extensions kinda offset it for now, at least to me.

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

Like the add ons for FF better.

 

[olddawgfan]

I'll never use anything else on my personal notebook .. love it.