Mozilla Firefox 3.0 RC1

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Hey, at least you are not on ubuntu ehhe .Firefox on ubuntu looks really ugly when compared to how it looks on vista.

IMO:

FF3 OS X > FF3 win xp > ff3 vista > __netscape 1.0 __ > Ff3 on ubuntu.

I think they took the 'native' look way too far.

I agree, they blew it on Ubuntu.

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Can anyone get glasser with explorer bar to work on RC1

This is the official beta release of the Glasser extension, designed to work with Firefox 3 RC1. The creater, 6XGate, also describes how to use the 'Windows Explorer-like' themed bookmarks toolbar with this extension and provides the download link:

https://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?show...637508&st=0

There is only a beta version now and this is an update to the Glasser you would have used on Firefox 3 Beta 5, as that was alpha.

Hope that helps? :)

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ViperAFK

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Hey, at least you are not on ubuntu ehhe .Firefox on ubuntu looks really ugly when compared to how it looks on vista.

IMO:

FF3 OS X > FF3 win xp > ff3 vista > __netscape 1.0 __ > Ff3 on ubuntu.

I think they took the 'native' look way too far.

I like firefox in linux the best of all, because it is really native. If you have a good theme and icons it looks great, I personally think it looks great even with default themes like clearlooks or human and tango icons. I love. programs that integrate perfectly with the look of the os.

imo

Firefox linux > Firefox Vista (With glasser) >OSX >XP

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Seems to be working flawlessly, only had to reinstall my flash player since that wasn't recognized anymore, so I upgraded to flash player 10 and all is working great even my main extensions were updated and work as I would like them to :)

Keeper for me so far, even uninstalled FF2.

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Scirwode

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I've just updated, and the only plugins that didn't work for me is PicLens and AIO Sidebar. The rest works smoothly and I'm pleased that there is now a Clear List button in Downloads.

Scirwode

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Scirwode

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Flash Player doesn't work for me, Neowin keeps reporting it needs additional plugins, I install them and restart the browser and it says the exact same thing.

I tried downloading the Installer, same thing - Says It's installed but doesn't work.

I had the same problem as well. The Adobe installer worked though, so I'm unsure what your problem is really.

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SnoopZ

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Sorry to hijack the thread but i did search for Firefox 3.0 using Neowin search and now everything on Neowin to do with Firefox is highlighted in bright yellow AND also in IE7 which i don't use, so i'm guessing this is a Neowin setting.

How do i remove the highlighting please? As its fine on my laptop but not the desktop pc.

I'm using windows Vista if that helps.

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Jigsaw

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I've noticed one problem so far and that is my facebook chat app is broken most of the time (it thinks it's disabled on every page, but only sometimes :s)

Anyone else experience this?

Yeah your not the only one, seems to happen a lot, if I click on another page it works then breaks again. Was fine in beta 5.

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Panarchy

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Can someone point me towards 3b5? I'm trying to find a download link and they all lead to RC1. Prior betas would install separately but that didn't happen this time around. Roboform isn't working for me

What OS?

I can give you my link.

If you want OSX that is.

If not, give me a sec and I'll give you my windows installation (from my USB).

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