Are you the few people still living in the dark ages using (I.E) internet explorer? you know , that little blue icon you double click on to browse the Internet with? Then if so read on...The first thing I noticed after installing Firefox was its speed -- even complex pages, with plenty of Flash and Shock-wave content, loaded much faster than the first version of Firefox and is much faster than IE, internet explorer.. New caching technology means hitting the Back button will return previously viewed pages almost instantly as well as many more easily customisable features.
After downloading Firefox you'll find that the changes to the interface are subtle. I liked the way you can reorder tabs by simply dragging and dropping them in the order you'd prefer. in the search bar by default , of course, you can always add other search engines on your own. If you want to look up something on the Web? Simply highlight a word or text within a page, then drag and drop it into the search box for an instant search, which is so useful.
There are improvements to pop-up blocking and better support for mac OS x Also new is binary patching, which updates only the sections of code that have changed from version to version, thus automatic updates to the latest version of Firefox are not only possible, inc
As Firefox continues to grow as the default alternative to Internet Explorer, look for more coding flaws to be reported. Of the flaws announced so far Firefox has had far fewer critical flaws than Internet Explorer, and in general, Mozilla has been quick to patch them, while Microsoft has waited up to three months at times.
