I always check my Digg RSS feed, and today I was surprised to find Mozilla Firefox 3 had been released, as a beta of course. And if you thought I wouldn't try it immediately, then you defiantly wouldn't be thinking about Khaled.
This new version is actually better than I thought, lots of things in Firefox have been changed, updated, and some new things have been added. If you want to see the full list of all the new stuff in Firefox 3, (also know as Release Notes), click here. I'll take you through most of the good stuff now though.
This new version is actually better than I thought, lots of things in Firefox have been changed, updated, and some new things have been added. If you want to see the full list of all the new stuff in Firefox 3, (also know as Release Notes), click here. I'll take you through most of the good stuff now though.
- See A Websites Information: Click on a websites favicon to view info about it, although it isn't functioning yet.
- Malware & Forgery Protection: Any website from a list of suspected websites is blocked, and the suspects usually contain malware or web forgeries.
- Password Saving Easier: The choice to remember a password is now less annoying, as it appears underneath the tabs.
- Scan Your Downloaded Files: You can now integrate any virus software with Firefox so it will scan downloaded files.
- Automatic Spell Checker: All fields are now checked for misspellings (somewhat like MS Word) so you'll never get another word wrong.
- Save Your Opened Tabs: The original warning about closing multiple tabs has been replaced with a box to save your opened tabs.
- New, Better Downloader: Firefox's original download manager has a new look, as well as the ability to resume downloads after FF restarts.
- Zoom More Objects: The old zoom has been modified, so it now makes not just text, but images and layout larger or smaller.
- Bookmarker Changes: The bookmarks organiser has a new look, as well as the ability to add tags to your bookmarks and bookmark any page with 1-click.
