[ShadowAce]

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[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

fyi

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How Hot Is the New Firefox Browser?

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Chief among Firefox's improved security is antiphishing protection, which steers users away from malicious Web sites by checking them against a database of known phishing scams. Firefox updates the database when a user goes online, much the same way that most antivirus applications regularly update their databases of known virus attacks.

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He also said that Web browsers will be one of the key battlegrounds in the future of an evolving and complex set of Internet trends. "We have to view the emergent browser wars as not only places to find information," he said, but as "something that can handle trust and identity" as users are jumping around different sites.

The result? The key feature of future Web browsers might be how they handle users' personal data, and not merely the information they pull from billions of Web sites the world over.

[rellimpank]

-bflr-

[TommyDale]

I updated to 2.0 RC3 and it seems quicker than the 1.5 version.

[Skooz]

bump

[antiRepublicrat]

I've been using it, pretty sweet. But I do want the one close-tab button again, as I use it to close a bunch of tabs in succession.

[andy58-in-nh]

I've been using it since RC1, and I like it very much. Add-on themes and extensions are already available for 2.0* versions as well. Nice features (built-in RSS reader/application selector, iterated page/tab histories, easy-to-navigate options menu). I wil never go back to IE, even if they paid me. Well, maybe then, but not too likely.

[TomGuy]

I just wish they'd fix the dang right vertical scrolling bar when the browser screen is reduced in size.

The disappearing vertical scrolling bar has been a pain since about version 0.7.