Mozilla Firefox 3.5.4 Promises Great Speed and High Level of Security
Mozilla Firefox 3.5.4 is ready for download free and we just did upgrade our version after having tons of problems with Firefox 3.5.2. The truth is, after our bad experiences with version 3.5.2, I have stopped using Mozilla Firefox and deleted it from my computer and turned to Flock – a more lightweight version of FF because it uses the same basic engine as the latter, and Safari 4 (which turned out to be very slow and buggy later on). In fact we even did not blog about the release of Firefox 3.5.3 after being disgusted with the frequent crashing and horrendous amount of bugs found in Firefox 3.5.2. Yes, that version had too many bugs and an immediate update was in order at that time. We thought at first that many issues in the Firefox 3.5 engine were addressed in the 3.5.3 version but still, many users ended up dissatisfied with the performance of Firefox in handling javascripts. Errors in loading web pages and sudden closing of tabs have become common among users.

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Firefox 3.5.2 Errors, Bugs and Crash Reports
We have discussed not so long ago about some problems with Mozilla Firefox and how it made our browsing lives more difficult. The Firefox 3.5.2 upgrade didn’t fall off far from the javascript errors we have experienced with Firefox 3.5.1, sorry FF fans. Read more
Despite Safari 4 Upgrade, Safari Becoming Slow and Buggy
Despite our love of Safari when it was upgraded to version 4, that love was short-lived. We have found out that between Mozilla Firefox, Safari 4 and Internet Explorer 8, Safari 4 loads web pages the slowest. At first we were impressed with the speed of the Safari 4 Beta browser but putting it under a little browsing stress (opening multiple tabs), the slow performance of Safari 4 became more evident.
Microsoft Yahoo Deal Finally Done | Microsoft-Yahoo Update
The Microsoft Yahoo deal finally came to a close. Microsoft Yahoo tandem has been in the news since February of 2008 and it’s only a few days ago that the two parties inked a partnership covering only search engine inventory in the United States and Canada. In fact, in 2008, many publishers and webmasters were excited to see the Microsoft Yahoo deal happen as some are not really happy with the Google slap (of their site’s page rank and search engine position). Read more
Flock Not Responding Error Caused by Windows Incompatibility
More than a week ago, we decided to update to Flock 2.5, the latest version of the browser. Though Flock 2.5 looked promising, we were not expecting it to show some bugs in the early stages. We have been using this browser for about a year now and we have not really encountered serious problems with Flock except that it hangs once in a while in our Acer TravelMate 6292-6B2G25Mn Notebook and other laptops that we own and tested for blogging purposes. These problems only happen when we open lots of tabs in Flock (around 150) which is understandable because of our “abusive” web surfing habits. Read more
Problems With Mozilla Firefox: Crash Error Details and Signature
Of all web browsers we’ve used, Mozilla Firefox 3.5 was the most buggy. We said WAS because we’ve already upgraded to 3.5.1 but still, shades of the old Firefox errors can be had with the latest FF version. Mozilla Firefox 3.5.1 and its predecessors have been proven memory-hungry application based on our evaluation (kudos to Windows Task Manager). In case you missed it, you may also head on to our article “Unusual Behavior of Firefox 3.5.1 When Handling Javascripts” and see if you have experienced the same error we encountered just after the update.
Unusual Behavior of Firefox 3.5.1 When Handling Javascripts
After updating to Firefox 3.5.1, we have observed some rather unusual and annoying behavior of Mozilla Firefox. The 3.5.1 version does seem to have a difficulty handling some javascripts. We have seen our Firefox 3.5.1 browser go “nuts” by resizing windows unexpectedly. Even without moving anything (no mouse movement, just staring at our monitor) the window restores down or minimizes.
Download Firefox 3.5.1 Update Free and Fix a Critical Vulnerability
A few days ago, Mozilla announced the free Firefox 3.5.1 update. The free download is available via Firefox itself (under HELP -> Check for Updates submenu) or the Mozilla Firefox website. This update addresses a critical vulnerability found in Firefox 3.5 – the MFSA 2009-41 described as “Corrupt JIT state after deep return from native function”. Read more
Download Firefox 3.5 Now for Free
Firefox 35 is officially out! Almost two days ago, our team downloaded Firefox 3.5, in which some of its features are derived from IE8 and other browsers. If you have been using other browsers for some time, you’ll see how Firefox 3.5 compares with the competition. Read more
Mozilla Firefox 3.5 Release Date
Firefox 3.5 release date was reported to be on June 30. If things go according to plan, the release date of Firefox 3.5 will proceed as scheduled. The question now is, “Will Firefox 3.5 be a better browser?” We certainly hope so because there are some things that we do not like about Firefox. For one, it crashes often (ver 3.0.11) and it’s frustrating, really. Imagine you have opened 50 tabs or so then suddenly you’re notified that Firefox has crashed. This has happened to us not once but countless of times since we have installed Firefox on this machine.

