New release: Firefox 3.6

So i got the message for this last night. First thing i noticed was personas. (how could i not? it's plastered all over the page you see when you finish D/Ling) I really like this feature, but i can't help but think how much of a blatant rip off from chrome it is.

Aside from that though this is a pretty major release. ._. Overall improvements all around. I can't even remember all of the cool things i can do now because they added so many things. xD

What do you think about this new version?

It's been out for quite a while now...but I don't notice anything really. BUT I do crash a lot sometimes, not sure what the reason is.

Odd, I crash way less with 3.6. Almost never. I had quite a few issues with 3.5

It's been out for quite a while now...but I don't notice anything really. BUT I do crash a lot sometimes, not sure what the reason is.

How long? I wasn't aware there was a delay between a versions release and when it's spread through the installers and stuff.

Its been out for about one and a half months. Personas existed before 3.6, although it wasn't integrated in firefox, other than as an add-on.

I had to switch to chrome after version 3.6 cause of a memory leak.
Firefox will take up over 600mb memory after you spend 1 hour on youtube (at least for 64bits windows 7 computers)

Oh well, there still hasn't been a topic for it.

I've stopped using FF ever since I switched to HTML5 Youtube. Chrome would hang up on the YT site for like 2 secs.

But yeah, I'm not changing my mind unless they get it right with FF 4.0.

I'll stick to my Chrome, thanks.

You were able to create your own theme, with a wider variety of customization options before Chrome came out. Personas have also been out a whole before the FF update, but it was as a plugin instead.

I never really had many problems with FF aside from the memory issue. This would rarely ever be bad enough to become a big problem though. I wouldn't notice performance issues much, and if I did it'd be once every other month.

I enjoy all of my plugins, and until another browser has enough of a plugin library to compete against FF (and not just half-assed ports of FF plugins to other browsers) then I don't think I'll be switching anytime soon.

Besides, if you read Chromes user agreement it gives you a sense of unease.