Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 20th Jun 2008 23:18 UTC
I've seen superlative after superlative concerning the release of Firefox 3.0, and in all honesty, it is making my stomach ache. Yes, Firefox 3.0 is a great release. It has a slicker interface (the UI on Vista looks quite pretty) and the use of native widgets in Linux is a very, very welcome addition. On top of that, it actually delivers what I was craving for the most from my favourite Windows web browser: much improved performance. But does Firefox 3.0 change the web, or alter the way we use the intertubes?
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In what way? I don't see anything new happening or anything major that's going to make current Windows or OS X users look at it and think "Wow, I'll have to try that". Cut it any way you like but there just isn't much happening, and it matters little that Fedora and Ubuntu have decided to use it.