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Sorry firefox I am leaving you for Chrome

Ashok Chava — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 07:29:46 +0000

I am a big big fan of firefox and I learned to write add-ons and created few of them. I was very very happy with you and every time you come-up with something new I tried be first in line to have it on my home and office machines. I used to hate IE and mock people who uses it. But after updating my firefox to 3.5, everything changed at the first look I loved you 3.5 as usual but after few hours I realized that I made a huge mistake by upgrading you to 3.5. The only reason you crashed so often and badly that I started feeling like why I am using you anymore. So I choose chrome and at times IE 8 at my work and home instead of you. I hate to say but I am sorry firfox I am leaving you.

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Firefox 3.5 crashes

Ashok Chava — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 17:01:57 +0000

Today I have updated my firefox to 3.5 and was very happy with the new look and the page rendering speed. But to my surprise it crashed couple of time when I tried to open some web page embedded java applets. In the recent past I have not had any crashes with the last stable version of firefox. Not sure if these crashes are something to do with my machine or some issues with firefox new version.

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Firefox 3.5 releasing on June 30th

Ashok Chava — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 04:29:17 +0000

Looks like its all set to release firefox 3.5 on June 30th. I guess they are just going to remove RC label from the last release candidate. So get ready to update your firefox.

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Each firefox tab as a process

Ashok Chava — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 04:45:59 +0000

The thing I love about Google chrome is, its capability to have a separate process for each tab we open. Simply saying we are starting a new process every time we open a new tab, but still able to manage them all as part of a single window. I heard even IE 8 has the same feature, I tried IE8, but rolled back to IE7 as lots of sites does not support IE 8 yet. Now the news is that even firefox is taking the same path and planning to create a new process for every new tab user opens in a window. This feature is not going to be there in the 3.5 which is due to release in few days(RC2 just got released).

[via Mozilla Links]

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