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Among the unfixed bugs are ones related to Firefox 3.1's new privacy mode, dubbed “Private Browsing,” a feature that debuted in Beta 2 last December, and several connected with the new ability to drag tabs from the browsing window.
In related news, Mozilla also announced a subtle but significant change to the way tabs work in Firefox, tweaking them so that when a new tab is opened from a link it will appear immediately to the right of the one you are working on. Referring to the change, Mike Beltzner, director of Firefox at Mozilla, says that this feature is one of the little things that don’t get a lot of attention when people talk about Google Chrome.
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Firefox has been in a full fledged divebomb since 3 came out.I'm seriously getting more annoyed with it than IE makes me.
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Hummm no problems here. Still love it as much as always.
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until IE has adblock plugins, I'm not switching
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"Full fledged dive bomb?" . . . Perhaps you could enlighten us all with precisely what is bombing. Firefox rules in the opinion of many. It's not perfect but if you've got a superior browser . . . one with NO occasional issues at all . . . we'd all love to hear what it is!
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Honestly I'd be happy if they kept updating Firefox 2, that was perfection.3 reminds me of the modern day tactic of copying everything around it.
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