Firefox 2.0

[Stabwound]

www.mozilla.com

[phata$$]

:wub:

[Kolar]

I like the new graphics, it's like Torpark but better.

[Saturn V]

Ferengi Rule of Acquisition #11: Even if it's free, you can always buy it cheaper.

[Stabwound]

That totally doesn't make any sense.

[Vykromond]

Have they finally finished putting out software that hogs enough system resources to feed the population of Africa for six weeks?

[Ikrit]

GMail, a small website, a small vbulletin forum thread, an index for a small newspaper forum, google adsense account info, a streaming radio, small website, another webmail, and this posting thing is 160mb in my RAM... which really isn't bad, only up like 10mb from what it would've been with 1.5 and it has recording features to pick back up where you left off if your computer (or FF crashes)

[Stabwound]

I've heard that it is supposed to be better with memory leaks and overall memory management. I sure hope so, because I've had some pretty laggy experiences with FF when leaving it open for a while when my PC is not in use.

[Money]

only thing i dont like about ff is it takes longer to open than IE but i hate IE

[DoTheFandango]

I like the spell checker.

Even though it doesn't have "WTF".

[Edify]

I liked the X for closing individual tabs better at the far right. Because now it looks like the IE7 X, which is kind of laggy.

[Stabwound]

Agreed with the tabs thing. I'm sure it could be changed with an extension or something though.

[Hakaku]

I fear if I download IE7 on my crap computer that has no memory, it'll be permanently damage. Firefox 2 is good, I don't notice much change, except that I want my old themes back.

[geekbot]

It feels faster to me on Windows and on OS X.

Two things I changed right away:
1) Startup->When Firefox starts->Show my windows and tabs from last time.
2) Close buttons on active tab only.

http://mozillalinks.org/wp/2006/10/f...-tab-browsing/
* And finally, one of the most debated changes in Firefox 2. Close tab buttons are now found in every tab by default. Go to about:config and customize browser.tabs.closeButtons. Set it to:
o 0, shows the the close button on active tab only
o 1, close buttons on all tabs, this is Firefox's 2 default behavior
o 2, no close buttons at all
o 3, close button at the end of the tabstrip, like in Firefox 1.5 and previous.

[Rab]

Ferengi Rule of Acquisition #11: Even if it's free, you can always buy it cheaper.

if its free, its probably too good to be true... i.e. will blow up your house, and your left testicle.