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Just clear the cache/history , i guess they changed the way thumbnails are stored (they are not stored in cache memory now i guess) so that is causing the problem...

No luck with that either, think I`ll have to make a mozbackup with aurora and reinstall speedial

EDIT - just reinstalled the addon without uninstalling and its working

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bogas04

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That was posted months ago. :p

No they updated it.

UX Design

https://wiki.mozilla...6_User_Research

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Thunderbird just got the curved tabs, looks really bad:

attachment.cgi?id=613259

Wow i didn't expect them to land "curves" with ease this time! Though the graphics are bit fuzzy , but it's just the initial phase... I guess we can expect this to come in 1~2 weeks (max) to UX/Nightly

Requesting links to a Metro/Windows 7/8 theme for Thunderbird and Firefox to prepare for the day this Mac OS interface hits Windows. Thanks.

Stratiform would fix that for you :p (IE9 like tabs)

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Did you have a specific reason for linking it? That's just the daily mozillazine thread to record the day's changes, in http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewforum.php?f=23

For those that want to see a list of interesting changes, http://www.squarefree.com/burningedge/ is often good. It's limited to the main changes, every few weeks.

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IGC does make overall responsiveness better , opening/closing tabs/scrolling is faster IMO

Am I the only one who thinks that JS performance should, almost exclusively, not dictate rendering/scrolling/flash performance?

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