|  desmondhaynes | May 11, 10:24am | Has anyone moved on completely to FF3 and using it as default browser? If yes, what are the add-ons you miss (that are not working)?
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Sponsor |  lerryn | May 11, 10:26am | | last time i checked most addons dont work! image tag, hyper words etc etc.... |
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|  s1956 | May 11, 10:29am | | You can use the Nightly Tester tools add-on to make some incompatible add-ons work. I am using FF3 as the default browser for over a month now, and it is defiantly better. I really miss the Google Toolbar - didn't find any way to make it work. |
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Sponsor | | Vortexfugue | May 11, 10:36am | | I've been using FF3 as my default for a pretty long time. The beta 5 is incredibly stable, I've never had it crash yet. |
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| | ben76213 | May 11, 1:04pm | Auto Copy.
It has recently been updated to the Firefox 3 Beta 5 version. I have used Auto Copy almost a year now and it works perfectly. A wonderful time saver. It looked a while that the development was about discontinue and it would only be avaible for version 2 editions of Mozilla Firefox. The best part- The cool design, a simple Checkbox where you can change it on and off with a click.
It is a must-have for me along with Save Session and Download Manager Tweak. I have as well beta-tested Firefox 3 and found it to be extremely fast. The design loooked nice on the tabs but I think I prefer Firefox 2 Back-Forward buttons. However, there are a lot of nice themes to Firefox 3
It's not long left for the Official Release now. |
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