Five reasons to download Firefox 3.5

Wednesday 1 July 2009
Five reasons to download Firefox 3.5

It's faster, compatible with the future of web pages, HTML 5 and it's free.

If you're not a Firefox user, then you at least owe it to yourself to give it the new version of the incredibly popular Web browser a run by clicking the download link below.

Available here, the new version includes crucial improvements to the browser's performance as well as:

Private browsing mode: nothing recorded when you browse web
Recover recently close tabs and windows
Html 5 - advanced Web functionality
Personas - change the way the browser looks
Instant Web Site ID - checkup on site credentials and avoid scams

 

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Comments: 2
mordie
2 July 2009
 slightly cheesed off -installed it at home and found that Sage/ Sage too (RSS/Atom Reader) is not compatible with the new version of firefox! ...Crap now got to find a new reader - loved Sage.


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5 reasons to download Firefox 3.5?
It's faster, compatible with the future of Web pages, HTML 5, and it's free. If you haven't downloaded the new Firefox 3.5, here's what's new

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Slatts
6 July 2009
Gedday Mordie, this might help

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How to get it work on FF 3.5

Sage-Too 1.0.1 works great on Firefox 3.5. You only need to download the .xpi file and rename it to .zip then edit the install.rdf file in there and change the line 59 to 3.5.* After that copy back the install.rdf file into the zip file and rename the zip-file to .xpi. Now you can install the xpi file in FF 3.5

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