Really? I have had sucees installing plugins etc. It seems to just be the same as firebird. Hopefully there next release will solve all problems. What will it be next, fire… (I.E. complete it)
just to note some of the firebird extentions will not work of FireFox you will need the firefox versions. I don’t use any extentions on either just the java/flash/shockwave plugins.
Firefox is better. I use tabbrowser extensions so I can browse multiple sites in one window.
i dunno about it being better. It’s virtually identical to firebird though it kept shutting down on me on some sites so i’d stuck with firebird till the next release.
FireFox is Firebird renamed and improved…
[color=indigo]Get Yourself a Firefox as soon as You can! 
And then speed it up even more:
Type about:config in the address bar and change the following values:
(doubleclick on each entry and enter the new value; if the preference does not exist, just manually add it to the list)
browser.turbo.enabled = true
network.http.max-connections = 48
network.http.max-connections-per-server = 16
network.http.max-persistent-connections-per-proxy = 8
network.http.max-persistent-connections-per-server = 4
network.http.pipelining = true
network.http.pipelining.firstrequest = true
network.http.pipelining.maxrequests = 8
network.image.imageBehavior = 0
nglayout.initialpaint.delay = 0
content.notify.ontimer = true
content.notify.interval = 100
content.notify.backoffcount = 200
WOW! 
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Well i edited those in Firebird and it is a little faster and thats on 56k cool.
I use firefox 0.8 too, it has all functions of netscape 7 and is lighter !
i second that. I made the switch from netscape to mozilla firefox last week.
Mozilla FireFox V0.9 is now availlible for download from the site 
Ahh. Had Firebird for a long time, found out there was an update about a week ago and now I’m the proud owner of Firefox. 
Don’t deny it, you love mouse gestures just as much as me!
lol nazca you probably have the 0.8 version if you got it last week LOL
It just so happens that you’re right, I’m running 0.8…Not that it really matters, because it doesn’t sound like there’s a big diff between .8 and .9…But I’m going to get it anyway and it might take a while on my 56k connection. 
Firefox 0.9 seems to be quite an improvement, but there are a few curious little bugs that seem rather careless. For one, it doesn’t seem to know that it’s 0.9. The Help->About menu says “0.8.0+”, and even the install program finishes with “Mozilla FireFox 0.8 has been successfully installed”. Weird.
It seems to be a bit more stable, and a little friendlier on machines with a modest amount of RAM (previous versions would punish you quite severely for leaving FireFox in the background for a while then returning to it), and with my usual 2 tabs open, it only uses 24 MB of memory now, which is a considerable improvement. By version 1 (when it’s no longer beta), it looks like this will be a great browser.
I think you’re absolutely right. I had a feeling I already had .9 for some reason when I went to get it just now (I just installed “.9”, btw), I tried to save the installer file and found out that when I installed “.8” as the Help > About says, the installer was called .9. So I now have two .9 Installers for Firefox, one says .8 in the “About”, and this one says .9, and that’s about the only difference I’ve distinguished so far.
All my extensions, bookmarks, and history are still here though. 