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Firefox 4: What to expect
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Rouxenator
Dank meme lord
Just installed it - looks like Opera - fails acid3 test (unlike Opera).
Use the add-on compatability extension to get (most of) your add-ons working. There are a few that don't work - most notably I've disabled Xmarks and Update Notifier, but Adblock seems to work just fine, as does Delicious (sans toolbar items).
TeRRoRByteZ2007
Well-Known Member
Did same test now... getting 97/100, one of the blocks appear grey and is suppose to be blue (according to reference image)
apologies for repeating the previous post
Rouxenator
Dank meme lord
Screen shots as requested - here is the difference between a a good browser and a great browser (the one it stole its looks from).
You can change that setting on your taskbar, tell it not to group windows. That annoys me as well
omg,. really!? Did not dig too deep yet and just made assumptions
Now all I need is for it to support ABP plugin then I'm on FF4
omg,. really!? Did not dig too deep yet and just made assumptions
Now all I need is for it to support ABP plugin then I'm on FF4
As mentioned before, ABP works on FF4 - it just hasn't been approved yet. Use the add-on compatibility extension to enable non-approved addons.
