firefox 4 more like chrome

[steronius]

http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/beta/

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disables mass-majority of addons. (expected BETA issues)

[bhupendra2895]

Did you tried that?I read in mozilla blog it will have ribbion menu like microsoft office and GUI will be optimized for windows 7.Is it true?

[lemon-tree]

It looks exactly like Firefox 3.6 on a Mac, we're still waiting to get the new tabs-on-top GUI. I haven't noticed any significant speed bumps, certainly not enough to tempt me away from WebKit based browsers.

[galaxyAbstractor]

looks nice, but I still like the way my firefox looks like better than that:

[bhupendra2895]

Attachment 5248

Thanks for the image.

Latest opera looks same.Yesterday I installed some addons in firefox 3.6.3 in my ubuntu machine.One thing I noticed that it needs the internet connection to check compatibity to install addons.I was able to install only one addon called xmarks offline.Others like webmaster toolbar, user agent switcher, live http headers, modify headers and xhtml mobile profile were not installed offline and after connecting net the only addon, I was not able to install was wbmp viewer, because it is uncompatible.
I have noticed that whenever a new firefox version is launched by Mozilla, it lacks support for some addnos, which added later using compatibility updates by Mozilla itself or by the authors of addons.So this should not be a beta issue, developers would be already modifying their addons to support this browser, so untill the RC version they can fully support it.

[bunnyxd]

it looks like opera :D but some nice fetures will be added

[paint2010]

I can't believe it. The clean style of Google Chrome and an awesome browser... together? The world really is ending. I just hope it doesn't lag like Google Chrome. I can't wait to see what else they change.

[abouharga]

it looks like opera :D but some nice fetures will be added

i use it in my computer it looks like opera but it very fast

[techairlines]

It looks like many of the major browsers are following Chrome's design path. Safari 4 Beta had top tabs and Chrome's two menu icon buttons, but removed this in the final version. Opera always had top tabs but was the first to offer the Opera Button. Firefox then followed by adding top tabs and the Firefox button.

Firefox 4.0 Beta 1 includes Windows 7 Jumplist Support (Tasks - New Window, New Tab, New Private Window), Download Progress Overlay on the taskbar icon (similar to Opera and IE), and the previously available Thumbnail Tabs on the taskbar (similar to IE).

[mactrac11]

opera And Chrome combined ;D