Mozilla has updated Firefox to 3.0.7 version. You can use "Help -> Check for Updates" option to update your browser or it'll automatically notify you about the update very soon.
You can download its setup from following link:
Download Mozilla Firefox 3.0.7
This update fixes several security and stability issues. You can read about all changes at following link:
This article was posted in Browsers, Mozilla Firefox, Software Zone.
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Cruise
Yeah I Updated !
First thing is noticed is the Address Bar Edges has been smoothly curved on the left.
Nitin
great i've just downloaded the 3.06 few days ago......but its good i've not installed it yet, now i'll download 3.07 and give a try to it....
Tyler
That did not happen in 3.0.7. 3.0.7 was only a security and stability release. Version 3 has that as a new feature since 3.0.0.
Cruise
oh... seriously???!!
yeah i would accept that, i didnt noticed that totally all these days lol.. well yes i read the release notes there is lot of stability and security fixes.
Ron
As soon as I updated, I noticed an immense increase in response time and speed. There were no lags or snagging on images, and I am extremely happy with my Firefox for what seems like the first time. Now if I could just get my Linux version Firefox to run as smoothly, I will not know what to do with myself.
Tyler
@Ron Are you using an official firefox release, or a distro build?
Ron
Hey Tyler,
I used a fresh install of OpenSuse 11.1. I also did a fresh install of Firefox. I now might be missing vital plug ins and such, but I am unsure. I have not been on it since last I posted here.
Tyler
You are installing Firefox by downloading from http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all.html, right? That is the official build. Other builds, like Opensuse, have a lot of known issues, and not as many features (like crash reporting), that the official build has.
Tyler
Also, adons and extensions can cause serious performance hits.
Ron
Dear Tyler,
I had no idea that the version of Firefox that shipped with OpenSuse was not an official build. Luckily, I am going to reinstall my Linux partition. That way I can start from scratch, and meticulously go through and download all my programs directly from their respective developers. I have always tried to download programs this way, but took it on faith that when I installed a linux distro, the programs would have also been packaged on the install disc in the same manner.
I thank you for taking the time to open my eyes to my complacency and although it might be easier to just use the version that installs from the disc, I now know that might not be the best way to go about it.
thanks a bunch
Ron.