Firefox 2
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Firefox 2, code named Bon Echo, has been released for developers to test it.
At first glance, there's not much difference between Firefox 1.5 and Firefox 2. However, as you explore around, you will notice a X for every tab. By clicking on this X, you can close a particular tab. For users who prefer clicking, this new feature is nice. It saves you time of going to that tab and pressing Ctrl + F4 or right click then close tab.
Another new feature, a drop down History menu. It lets you access websites visited recently, rather than searching for it as in the previous versions of Firefox.
A few new toolbars have been added. For example, you can report broken links by clicking on it.
As it is in alpha stage of testing, there are lots of bugs in it. For example, after you applied changes, the drop down menus no longer work. You have to close it and open again.
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Although I'm excited to use it, I'll wait for the official release. Many extensions do not support Firefox 2 yet
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I testing it for fun. It has too many bugs.
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download tab mix plus for current FFOriginally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:However, as you explore around, you will notice a X for every tab. By clicking on this X, you can close a particular tab. For users who prefer clicking, this new feature is nice. It saves you time of going to that tab and pressing Ctrl + F4 or right click then close tab.
me using this feature now -
hmmmn.....Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Firefox 2, code named Bon Echo, has been released for developers to test it.
At first glance, there's not much difference between Firefox 1.5 and Firefox 2. However, as you explore around, you will notice a X for every tab. By clicking on this X, you can close a particular tab. For users who prefer clicking, this new feature is nice. It saves you time of going to that tab and pressing Ctrl + F4 or right click then close tab.
Another new feature, a drop down History menu. It lets you access websites visited recently, rather than searching for it as in the previous versions of Firefox.
A few new toolbars have been added. For example, you can report broken links by clicking on it.
As it is in alpha stage of testing, there are lots of bugs in it. For example, after you applied changes, the drop down menus no longer work. You have to close it and open again.
why is the photobucket is "erased" off?..hmmmnn
haha...let ppl try first lo..then if good ppl will tell u it's good la..
IE still is my prefered choice.. -
Won't that be cluttered? 2 mini icons on either side. I need 20 tabs open simultaneously at times you know.Originally posted by FireIce:download tab mix plus for current FF
me using this feature now
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you can extend tabs into 2 lines
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Alpha stage of testing, not everybody will get it.Originally posted by blackchickenahkai:hmmmn.....
why is the photobucket is "erased" off?..hmmmnn
haha...let ppl try first lo..then if good ppl will tell u it's good la..
IE still is my prefered choice.. -
Currently its testing is for developers not end users like us.
Take precautions with your system if you are testing it though. -
I still prefer to open in new windows...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Firefox 2, code named Bon Echo, has been released for developers to test it.
At first glance, there's not much difference between Firefox 1.5 and Firefox 2. However, as you explore around, you will notice a X for every tab. By clicking on this X, you can close a particular tab. For users who prefer clicking, this new feature is nice. It saves you time of going to that tab and pressing Ctrl + F4 or right click then close tab.
Another new feature, a drop down History menu. It lets you access websites visited recently, rather than searching for it as in the previous versions of Firefox.
A few new toolbars have been added. For example, you can report broken links by clicking on it.
As it is in alpha stage of testing, there are lots of bugs in it. For example, after you applied changes, the drop down menus no longer work. You have to close it and open again. a bad habit of mine instead of new tabs
I dun like FF's version of searching history compared to IE, at least in IE..they classified it in different websites..so if u roughly know the link, you could find it easily
I never bother report broken links far too many on the net, and not worth my time -
I am using Firefox 1.5.0.2. Latest download from Mozilla. Has all the features aboveOriginally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Firefox 2, code named Bon Echo, has been released for developers to test it.
At first glance, there's not much difference between Firefox 1.5 and Firefox 2. However, as you explore around, you will notice a X for every tab. By clicking on this X, you can close a particular tab. For users who prefer clicking, this new feature is nice. It saves you time of going to that tab and pressing Ctrl + F4 or right click then close tab.
Another new feature, a drop down History menu. It lets you access websites visited recently, rather than searching for it as in the previous versions of Firefox.
A few new toolbars have been added. For example, you can report broken links by clicking on it.
As it is in alpha stage of testing, there are lots of bugs in it. For example, after you applied changes, the drop down menus no longer work. You have to close it and open again. -
me just updated oso....Originally posted by chenc:I am using Firefox 1.5.0.2. Latest download from Mozilla. Has all the features above