What I don't like is how every few seconds the CPU usage spikes up and Firefox becomes unresponsive for a second or two. What's up with that?-Deozaan
us being the final beta testers?
I havent tried 29 yet (but now I've checked the 'About', it looks like I will after the next restart...)
-tomos
That's what I thought too, then I went and changed my settings to ask before installing any updates and then deleted the contents of the folder whose name was in all caps, sitting in C:\Users\[NAME]\AppData\Local\Mozilla\updates before restarting Firefox.
That will stop the update dead in its tracks, if you have accidentally triggered it and haven't restarted your browser yet.
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Firefox is no longer my default browser. Pale Moon it is.-app103
Do you still use K-Meleon?
-rjbull
On occasion, I do, but for the most part, I have been using Firefox for quite awhile. It depends on the specs of the machine I am using at the moment, and what work I am required to do.
Regarding the the Firefox button changing to a "Hamburger button" - I'm running FF 28 and I don't see a Firefox button, so I guess I won't miss it.
In fact, from looking at the screenshots in the GHacks article, it looks like the only thing I'd notice in a move to v29 is the new rounded corners on the tabs. I wonder what's wrong with my v28 install?
-mwb1100
Oh, it would be a
MAJOR change for me.
Imported my Firefox profile to Pale Moon and it is about identical now to what I had in Firefox (with the addition of the RSS icon in the address bar):
Firefox 29 - soooooo similar to ChromeAnd I just cleaned up the bookmarks toolbar, today. So it's only 2 rows, instead of 3 showing and scrolling to see the rest, which is what it was when I woke up this morning.
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But you guys should expect as much from me, knowing how I keep my taskbar.
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