By: Nebulus
Mozilla does a lot of stunts lately when in comes to developing their browser, and then they back off. I wish they would slow down, consider every option, listen to their users and then make a move.
View ArticleBy: Mystique
I honestly don’t understand the apprehension in moving to 64bit, I’d expect that 90% of households to be running if not capable of running 64bit software yet companies such as mozilla are letting us...
View ArticleBy: Richard Steven Hack
Mozilla has severe “developer’s disease”, i.e., the developers are totally in control and design decisions are made willy-nilly without any serious consideration of either the consequences or...
View ArticleBy: Ross Presser
A thousand tabs? What is that, three months worth of running without a reboot or ever closing a tab??
View ArticleBy: Martin Brinkmann
I honestly do not know. Would really like to know how they manage to work with that many open tabs.
View ArticleBy: Martin Brinkmann
My maximum number of tabs is about 50 per session, usually only when I open a lot of forum threads at once using the Multi Links add-on. I tend to have about ten pages open that I need for future...
View ArticleBy: Karl Gephart
I gotta agree with 4-5 tabs max, including app tabs. That’s the purpose of bookmarks–to find stuff–not tabs! :-)
View ArticleBy: Jon
I used Waterfox 64 bit for a while but it hasn’t been updated since version 16.0.1. Now I’m using Cyberfox which can be found on Sourceforge.
View ArticleBy: Stoner
A thousand tabs… My god. And to think I’ve been proud of having a few hundred open at once (on Chromium of course, Firefox couldn’t handle it).
View ArticleBy: Mark
May be we forgot something – Mozilla has no customer, her only client is Google.
View ArticleBy: Glenn
Martin, first of all, it’s “were”, not “where”. Second, frankly, I’d rather have a 32-bit version that works better than have a 64-bit version (just because it say “64-bit” in front of it); there’s so...
View ArticleBy: Jim
I normally avoid forks/recompiles of mainstream browsers, mainly because their updates tend to lag behind the mainstream browser by several weeks. That’s not a big deal for feature releases, but it’s...
View ArticleBy: Gregg DesElms
Mozilla’s behavior, just generally, has been most unprofessional for quite some time. And it shows in Firefox… a browser which once touted its lightness and leanness, but which is now every bit the...
View ArticleBy: Marc
Guys guys guys let’s not call lunatics to those who we don’t understand, that only showcase your own ignorance. I will attempt to solve the mystery. A torrent site can easily provide more than a...
View ArticleBy: Marc
@Ross Presser Are we talking about a thousand active tabs? If not the answer is easy: Tab Bar or as it is now implemented in later builds “fast restart” IIRC. If yes, I’m as surprised as you guys.
View ArticleBy: nixnax
Running a fully updated version of Win7/64, the latest Flash player and latest Firefox, I have been part of the “collateral damage” users where Firefox and the protected-mode Flash player simply won’t...
View ArticleBy: Nebulus
Mozilla does a lot of stunts lately when in comes to developing their browser, and then they back off. I wish they would slow down, consider every option, listen to their users and then make a move.
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