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Boo to the new download manager. Those tiny little icons next to the files suck, as does the omission of the "clean up" button. Making downloads resumable = good. Screwing with the UI for no good reason = bad. Maybe those stupid UI changes will be fixed before the final release. Once upon I time, we scorned the Mac for lacking right click. But at least they figured out how to make a better UI because of it. Right clicking should be a shortcut to do something "quicker", not the only way to do it.
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holophrastic |
I've hated using (and developing for) Firefox for a long time. It's the rendering bugs that kill me. Not that IE doesn't have rendering bugs, but FF has rendering consistency bugs. Things that are, forget out of spec, completely screwed up.
My favourite ones -- and by favourite, I do mean dreaded -- are the styles and attributes that FF "forgets" to assign to block elements that begin as 'style="display:none;"' . Whe these elements are revealed, the attributes are still not assigned. Simple examples include such tiny things as centering the content, or centering the block element. If these types of rendering issues have finally been fixed, FF is starting to look like a nice application for remote web content viewing -- It's still a long way off from a local application platform. |
#21, Any kind of testcase?
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#21, Ah, that makes sense.
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derFunkenstein |
YAY! You can't resize windows to go below the OS X dock.
Boo, I have two file menus. That's friggin weird. And some stuff on the second one, like "New Tab" are grayed out where they're active on the first File menu. I'll file that bug for sure. heh YAY! Interface overhaul, and it doesn't look bad (if a little light on the color, so it still doesn't blend into Leopard's darker scheme) Boo, it broke my extensions. |
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etilena |
Does feels a little more snappy. Will test it out to see if the memory leaks are stsill as bad.
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vinnie1023 |
I've been using the FF3 alpha for a few weeks (rather amusingly named "Minefield") and apart from the occasional rendering error haven't had any major problems with it. The interface changes are very intuitive and overall it just feels faster.
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This bit my brother in the ass. He liked version 1.5.x's ability to use "Control+F4" to close firefox. This doesn't seem to exist in version 2.0.x, it just closes tabs. eventually he had to look for another browser as 1.5 stopped being supported.