- History, bookmarks and discovery: Nicknamed the awesome bar by readers, the address bar has turned into a 360 degree search buddy, checking your add-ons, downloads, recent sites, and bookmarks to try guess where you need to get to.
- Speed and performance: Versions 1 and 2’s biggest flaw was that after a few hours we started to notice that the speed of our browser went down faster than a lead baloon. The Mozilla corportation offered a number of excuse for this ranging from out-dated code to users adding too many add-ons. Whatever the problem was, this has now been sorted and the browser experience is now better performance wise than what you would recieve on IE7, Opera, and other unknows.
- Security
- Native look and feel: For the idiots out there this means that it will be adaptable to the OS you are running, making it feel more like you are using the right browser.
- A better fit for your workflow: You can now click on a mailto link without having to worry about outlook express being opened. You can now set it to GMail or Yahoo Mail if you prefer.
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