Comments on: Firefox 4 Beta Brings Speed Boost http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7822/ Open Source, Open Standards Sat, 05 Oct 2013 13:48:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Youpornos http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7822/#comment-980071 Youpornos Mon, 03 Jun 2013 19:19:32 +0000 http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7822/#comment-980071 You think about <a href="http://www.youfreepornos.com/" rel="nofollow">Youpornos</a> You think about Youpornos

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]]> By: tigerstail http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7822/#comment-9374 tigerstail Wed, 06 Apr 2011 22:27:02 +0000 http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7822/#comment-9374 Sorry, but I can't agree with the statement on stability. I have been forced to use Firefox 4.0 with OpenSuse since it provides no straightforward way of installing Firefox 3. It has crashed twice in less than 1 week, and frozen several times a day. It is normal for me to have 15 or 30 tabs open at one time, which may have some bearing on the issue. By Contrast Firefox 3.6 on Windows XP runs smoothly for a full day without issue. Sorry, but I can’t agree with the statement on stability. I have been forced to use Firefox 4.0 with OpenSuse since it provides no straightforward way of installing Firefox 3. It has crashed twice in less than 1 week, and frozen several times a day. It is normal for me to have 15 or 30 tabs open at one time, which may have some bearing on the issue.

By Contrast Firefox 3.6 on Windows XP runs smoothly for a full day without issue.

]]> By: wassuse http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7822/#comment-8585 wassuse Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7822/#comment-8585 <p>Hi Joe and all fellow readers. I have enjoyed ur arts for awhile. I remember when you did the app reviews in the print LM. those were the days. Anyway getting back to the article, Yes hopefully FF 4 can bring better speed. But, as for me the best feature of late apart from the private browsing was more stability. FF is always more stable then Flock eg on Fedora. 2 and b4 versions of flock i\'d try to run on Fedora 10(it ran fine) since then 11( semi-frequent crashes) and 12( almost all the time. So, to get by with emailing to friends and occasionally facebook i use FF with the addThis plugin.</p> <p>Works fine means i don\'t have to change my Distro for 1 app. I am now runing F13 and have done the updates as of last week. FF currently is ver 3.6.4 It runs great, and I much prefer it over IE(on windows) and anything else on Linux. </p> <p>For me, the addons(esp delicoius that is essential for me) are the 1 best feature of FF. For most of my daily browsing on win and all my daily browsing on Linux, FF is fast enough. There comes a point when speed, a few seconds between sites from 1 browser to the next becomes an old argument anyayw. Everyone has different needs, and for me 98% of my needs are sorted by FF.</p> <p>I occasionally used IE when FF used to fall over(maybe once every 6-7 months) But now I can run IE free on Windows(even on 7, where IE is supposed to be better, but I haven\'t had a need for it)</p> <p>I run FF on f13, win 7 and was running it also on opensuse 11.x and mandriva 2009.</p> <p>My new media centre system, which will be a laptop, will run probably mandriva 2009 or later, and FF 3.0.x. </p> <p>I will try a rc when it comes out, should be cool, cool , cool!.</p> <p>nice article </p> <p>wasim </p> Hi Joe and all fellow readers. I have enjoyed ur arts for awhile. I remember when you did the app reviews in the print LM. those were the days. Anyway getting back to the article, Yes hopefully FF 4 can bring better speed. But, as for me the best feature of late apart from the private browsing was more stability. FF is always more stable then Flock eg on Fedora. 2 and b4 versions of flock i\’d try to run on Fedora 10(it ran fine) since then 11( semi-frequent crashes) and 12( almost all the time. So, to get by with emailing to friends and occasionally facebook i use FF with the addThis plugin.

Works fine means i don\’t have to change my Distro for 1 app. I am now runing F13 and have done the updates as of last week. FF currently is ver 3.6.4 It runs great, and I much prefer it over IE(on windows) and anything else on Linux.

For me, the addons(esp delicoius that is essential for me) are the 1 best feature of FF. For most of my daily browsing on win and all my daily browsing on Linux, FF is fast enough. There comes a point when speed, a few seconds between sites from 1 browser to the next becomes an old argument anyayw. Everyone has different needs, and for me 98% of my needs are sorted by FF.

I occasionally used IE when FF used to fall over(maybe once every 6-7 months) But now I can run IE free on Windows(even on 7, where IE is supposed to be better, but I haven\’t had a need for it)

I run FF on f13, win 7 and was running it also on opensuse 11.x and mandriva 2009.

My new media centre system, which will be a laptop, will run probably mandriva 2009 or later, and FF 3.0.x.

I will try a rc when it comes out, should be cool, cool , cool!.

nice article

wasim

]]> By: 1fastbullet http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7822/#comment-8586 1fastbullet Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7822/#comment-8586 <p>I completely agree with your statement that \"speed is not everything\" and would prefer a priority be placed upon repairing things which have been broken by recent FF releases but once worked in earlier versions.<br /> I have been using FF on my XP and Linux machines. On the XP machine, I\'m also running the Iron browser and am forced, frequently, to use it to perform operations that fail in FF. The most aggrivating of these failures is the inability of FF to insert images into the body of a Gmail email. Yet, I can open Gmail in the Iron browser and it never balks at the exact insertion that fails in FF. Need I say that Google mail is large enough (ubiquitous) that one should expect an image insertion not to be an issue in FF.<br /> I will say, on the other hand, that the hype regarding the speed of Iron (and I assume it applies to Chrome) is exactly that: Hype. While the initial opening of Iron is lighthing fast and puts FF to shame, additional tabs are not impressive, in my opinion. There is no question that the more tabs opened, the progressively slower Iron becomes. </p> I completely agree with your statement that \”speed is not everything\” and would prefer a priority be placed upon repairing things which have been broken by recent FF releases but once worked in earlier versions.
I have been using FF on my XP and Linux machines. On the XP machine, I\’m also running the Iron browser and am forced, frequently, to use it to perform operations that fail in FF. The most aggrivating of these failures is the inability of FF to insert images into the body of a Gmail email. Yet, I can open Gmail in the Iron browser and it never balks at the exact insertion that fails in FF. Need I say that Google mail is large enough (ubiquitous) that one should expect an image insertion not to be an issue in FF.
I will say, on the other hand, that the hype regarding the speed of Iron (and I assume it applies to Chrome) is exactly that: Hype. While the initial opening of Iron is lighthing fast and puts FF to shame, additional tabs are not impressive, in my opinion. There is no question that the more tabs opened, the progressively slower Iron becomes.

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