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Bugs in Firefox 3.5 mac os x 10.5.7

July 15th, 2009 Author: Categories: Macs

firefoxI installed Firefox 3.5 last week and everything has worked great so far. All of my plugins have been updated. My favorite theme for Firefox on the mac is GrApple; looks better than ever. The only issues I have thus far are:

1. While the javascript does seem faster, some scripts are actually slower and the browser has crashed to desktop much more often than 3.0.1.x. One example is use Firefox 3.5 for mac and go to feedjit. It will make the rest of your tabs and windows crawl to a halt.
2. If you go and print a website and choose to have it print to pdf instead, it will crash to desktop.
3. Some of the color profiles seems to be wrong. Some websites that looked fine before 3.5 now look horribly disfigured. I’m sure the site owners will adjust accordingly.

While I have pointed out a few negatives, there are many things that Firefox 3.5 does right. I love the new tab management and closed window restore. I haven’t used private browsing much but I’m sure it’ll come in handy at a client’s computer when I want to check email without cluttering their computer with my forms.

I hope my bugs are just my own and are not effecting everyone else but if they do, I would like to hear your own experiences. Thanks.

  1. May 11th, 2011 at 05:03 | #1

    Hey, Was hoping you might be able to help, I’m having trouble viewing your site while using Avant, for some reason the font is really small! Any ideas? Many thanks

  2. June 7th, 2011 at 22:07 | #2

    firefox or opera….and learn Lunix its GUI is very easy to handle like Windows
    Then it is free and free from Viruses trojans or spyware….because internally it is bit complicated.

  3. August 25th, 2011 at 23:55 | #3

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  4. December 18th, 2011 at 16:25 | #4

    You’ve got to be kidding me-it’s so tasrnparetnly clear now!

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  7. February 21st, 2012 at 01:25 | #7

    unless the program offers what is called a “Gov wipe”then i would not trust it , this free program does that from command prompt it even removes the windows xp boot partition.,./

  8. April 17th, 2012 at 23:22 | #8

    I think expanding to additional traffic sources is a good idea always. There are different tricks to use on different sources, and some offers do better elsewhere. Plus, it forces you to adapt your campaigns and potentially find new tactics to try at your current traffic sources!

  9. May 2nd, 2012 at 22:58 | #9

    Depending on the manufacturer you need to do a system recovery. It will restore the system to when you bought it. I suggest installing am anti.virus program first and get rid of.those virus.

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