Firefox 6 is being unleashed by Mozilla today!

I find it extremely odd how Firefox gets flak for the fast release recycle but nobody ever faults Chrome for it. :?Hexagon_777

I find it extremely odd how Firefox gets flak for the fast release recycle but nobody ever faults Chrome for it. :?Hexagon_777

I will never use Chrome until they add this button

I depend too much on Bookmarks for me to do away with this.

I will never use Chrome until they add this button

I depend too much on Bookmarks for me to do away with this.

Blue-Sky

But there is a bookmark button under the tool icon in Chrome (though this does take one more click to get to then the Firefox button). And there is a bookmarks bar option (though I think this is annoying).

I will never use Chrome until they add this button

I depend too much on Bookmarks for me to do away with this.

Blue-Sky

Just activate the bookmarks toolbar.

So... Can you still save multiple tabs in a session when closing Firefox?

I downloaded and looked around and it doesn't look like it. ;__;

[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"]I find it extremely odd how Firefox gets flak for the fast release recycle but nobody ever faults Chrome for it. :?gmaster456

I'll stick with Chrome for now. I don't want dat massive memory leak.aaronmullan

[QUOTE="Blue-Sky"]

I will never use Chrome until they add this button

I depend too much on Bookmarks for me to do away with this.

EliteM0nk3y

Just activate the bookmarks toolbar.

[QUOTE="aaronmullan"]I'll stick with Chrome for now. I don't want dat massive memory leak.Hexagon_777

I will never use Chrome until they add this button

I depend too much on Bookmarks for me to do away with this.

Blue-Sky

[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"][QUOTE="aaronmullan"]I'll stick with Chrome for now. I don't want dat massive memory leak.Dracula68

[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"][QUOTE="aaronmullan"]I'll stick with Chrome for now. I don't want dat massive memory leak.Dracula68

I'll stick with chrome...

[QUOTE="Blue-Sky"]

I will never use Chrome until they add this button

I depend too much on Bookmarks for me to do away with this.

Hexagon_777

Chrome has the option to show the bookmarks tab which has the drop down bookmarks... and the star in the web address bar is how you mark a page. So whats your excuse?

[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"][QUOTE="Blue-Sky"]

I will never use Chrome until they add this button

I depend too much on Bookmarks for me to do away with this.

joesh89

Chrome has the option to show the bookmarks tab which has the drop down bookmarks... and the star in the web address bar is how you mark a page. So whats your excuse?

[QUOTE="joesh89"]

[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"]Opera has that button too. :oHexagon_777

Chrome has the option to show the bookmarks tab which has the drop down bookmarks... and the star in the web address bar is how you mark a page. So whats your excuse?

Yeah the bookmarks bar is what I meant. What does that button do? its been so long since I've used firefox.

[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"][QUOTE="joesh89"]

Chrome has the option to show the bookmarks tab which has the drop down bookmarks... and the star in the web address bar is how you mark a page. So whats your excuse?

joesh89

Yeah the bookmarks bar is what I meant. What does that button do? its been so long since I've used firefox.

[QUOTE="joesh89"]

[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"]The bookmarks tab? Do you mean the bookmarks bar?Hexagon_777

Yeah the bookmarks bar is what I meant. What does that button do? its been so long since I've used firefox.

Yeah, I don't want the bar. There's an add-on button in Chrome that toggles it but it's not the same.

I just don't understand why Chrome doesn't have it. Seems standard among IE and Opera.

I think that Mozilla needs to go back to the Firefox 3.x version numbering style. The amount of changes between 4-6 aren't visible to the average user. The only reason that Chrome is able to get away with releasing new versions often is because they don't make a big deal about it. It even updates in the background.judog1

I think that Mozilla needs to go back to the Firefox 3.x version numbering style. The amount of changes between 4-6 aren't visible to the average user. The only reason that Chrome is able to get away with releasing new versions often is because they don't make a big deal about it. It even updates in the background.judog1

[QUOTE="judog1"]I think that Mozilla needs to go back to the Firefox 3.x version numbering style. The amount of changes between 4-6 aren't visible to the average user. The only reason that Chrome is able to get away with releasing new versions often is because they don't make a big deal about it. It even updates in the background.Hexagon_777

[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"][QUOTE="joesh89"]

Yeah the bookmarks bar is what I meant. What does that button do? its been so long since I've used firefox.

Blue-Sky

Yeah, I don't want the bar. There's an add-on button in Chrome that toggles it but it's not the same.

I just don't understand why Chrome doesn't have it. Seems standard among IE and Opera.

But how is it much different then this, other than just not being an extra button?

[QUOTE="Blue-Sky"]

[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"]It's just a drop down menu for your bookmarks settled nicely next to the address bar and thus doesn't take up an entire bar. If you still want a bookmarks bar, you can get that too.CammiTac

Yeah, I don't want the bar. There's an add-on button in Chrome that toggles it but it's not the same.

I just don't understand why Chrome doesn't have it. Seems standard among IE and Opera.

But how is it much different then this, other than just not being an extra button?

6? I think I still have 4...mrmusicman247

[QUOTE="CammiTac"]

[QUOTE="Blue-Sky"]

Yeah, I don't want the bar. There's an add-on button in Chrome that toggles it but it's not the same.

I just don't understand why Chrome doesn't have it. Seems standard among IE and Opera.

KiIIyou

But how is it much different then this, other than just not being an extra button?

But I do untie my sneakers every time I take them off and retie them when I put them back on. Maybe that is why I don't understand this complaint. :P

But the reason I like Chrome so far is because it doesn't have all those extra buttons. It just looks so nice and uncluttered and has a simple consistent color scheme, and to me the half a second it takes for one extra move of the mouse is worth that. Though admittedly I would go back to Firefox if it would stop freezing on my laptop all the time.

[QUOTE="Harisemo"]

I'll stick with IE9

monkeymoose5000

[QUOTE="monkeymoose5000"][QUOTE="Harisemo"]

I'll stick with IE9

David_Puddy

I still have version 4, might update but I don't feel any "speed" difference or anything.

Real men use this

6 already??..that was fast

[QUOTE="judog1"]I think that Mozilla needs to go back to the Firefox 3.x version numbering style. The amount of changes between 4-6 aren't visible to the average user. The only reason that Chrome is able to get away with releasing new versions often is because they don't make a big deal about it. It even updates in the background.gmaster456

[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"][QUOTE="judog1"]I think that Mozilla needs to go back to the Firefox 3.x version numbering style. The amount of changes between 4-6 aren't visible to the average user. The only reason that Chrome is able to get away with releasing new versions often is because they don't make a big deal about it. It even updates in the background.judog1

Ugh. hopefully they can fix the problems the last two versions had. Random freezing, tabs messes up, yahoo toolbar does not update til you restart browser, flash support is mediocre, and now when I close my browser, it doesn't allow me to save multiple tabs for the next time I open firefox up (I think there's a way to enable that feature, but I forgot how....). Really thinking about going to chrome. The only reason I haven't already is because I don't feel like customizing a browser all over again and firefox has all my passwords saved. But I'll make that jump if nothing improves....tocool340

I'm on version 3.6.18

... I swore I updated to 4...

I'll download 6 soon then! :)

IcyToasters

EDIT: it's still better than Chrome though.

Still using 4.0, I updated to 5.0 on my other computer and nothing changed. So not updating.WSGRandomPerson

I'll stick to IE9 and Chrome. They play the best with my online banking and printer.

Firefox development is on turbo mode apparently to match the rapid releases of chrome versions.

Cataclism

For the love of.... Didn't they just release 5 not too long ago? Whatever, downloading now.MistressMinako

Using it right now. Can't tell if I like it, or Chrome better D:

[QUOTE="bbkkristian"]Is there any REAL improvement, or just another useless update? gmaster456

[QUOTE="monkeymoose5000"][QUOTE="Harisemo"]

I'll stick with IE9

gmaster456

Have fun with your viruses.

You do realize IE is the most secure browser out there currently don't you?

http://technolog.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/08/16/7387005-internet-explorer-9-safest-web-browser.

What a surprise, a study funded by Microsoft shows that Microsoft is far superior to all others.

I've actually heard quite a few good things about IE9, so I'm not insulting it, just this "study".