firefox 3 beta 3 screens (hardy)

Wednesday, February 13. 2008

If you volunteered testing firefox-3.0 preview packages you will be asked which profile you want to use in future …

The new addons management rocks and you can install ubuntu packages by selecting the right top link “Get Ubuntu Extensions” ...

Btw, firefox 3 beta 3 now has a native gtk print dialog …

The preferences dialog has a polished look as well …

... and some users will definitly be happy that the ability to add certificate exceptions is available again …

Last but not least firefox 3 is still beta and thus not perfect (yet). Read the Release Notes for more details on the glitches in this release.

Enjoy!!

Posted by asac (Alexander Sack) in Ubuntu Mozillateam at 21:50 | Comments (4) | Trackbacks (0)

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ack, get that horizontal separator out of the settings import dialog

#1 Anonymous on 2008-02-13 22:23 (Reply)

Seems like Firefox3 is a huge step in the right direction. I can’t wait for it to get out of beta and into wide release

#2 Joe Smith (Homepage) on 2008-02-13 22:47 (Reply)

Don’t forget to re-link your plugins from /usr/lib/firefox/plugins to /usr/lib/firefox-addons/plugins. Flash, Java, mplayer, and ooo plugins show up again in about:plugins. Note, I haven’t tested them all yet (hoping FF3 would sort of check like it does extensions!).

Also, can’t seem to get FF3 to start in online mode each time I start. Any ideas?

#3 tom on 2008-02-14 02:49 (Reply)

Damn they re-screwedup that certificate exception adding thing. Browsers simply should not connect to sites with inherently broken certificates, it is not safe. Period.

I hope it at least requires some 5+ "are you REALLY sure?" dialogs.

#4 troll on 2008-02-14 16:11 (Reply)

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