August 13, 2008 - 3:40 pm
It’s been about two months since the awesome bar officially reached millions of Firefox users with Firefox 3 final release. Since then, reception has been mixed (even at the Mozilla Summit): some people (like myself) have get used to it so much that it makes hard to use other browsers (yeah, Opera 9.5 has it as well) or older Firefox versions.
On the other side, people are crying foul because it can accidentally reveal a web page (porn, secret gift, Oprah, etc.) they don’t want others to know about. Or because they don’t like its look or takes too much space. Or because they found confusing the change of behavior. There are some workarounds available and Firefox 3.1 will provide more customization options, but still this could be not enough.
So, how is it going for you? Share your experience in the latest Mozilla Links poll and feel free to drop your comments below.
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February 13, 2008 - 10:24 am
Which are your favorite Firefox 3 features? Share your opinion in Mozilla Links’s latest poll.
Mine are the new location bar, download pause and resume and offline web applications support. The new location bar let me forget about keywords, bookmarks and history except for very rare occasions. It brings much of Places power to one text box.
November 27, 2007 - 2:09 pm
Have you? Let the world know how your experience has been so far: what you love, what you hate or if you haven’t tried it at all.
Drop your comments below and count your vote in Mozilla Links’ latest poll.
June 7, 2007 - 1:48 pm
It may be obvious for you, but its the details what Anders Vindberg is trying to find out through an online survey as part of his Master’s Thesis in Business Administration at Copenhagen Business School.
A partial report is available on survey completion which takes about a couple of minutes. If you provide your email address you will be notified on the complete results when available.
The survey is very interesting and will certainly give more light on web users preferences and behavior.
Take the survey
February 7, 2007 - 11:20 am
Firefox lets you add as many search plugins to the search bar as you want, and starting with Firefox 2.0 it is really easy to add, remove and reorganize them at will.
You can start searching for a search plugin for your favorite site at Mycroft, or take any search for to your search bar with OpenSearch Fox.
So, are you using them? Didn’t know it was there? Think you have gone over the top? Share your experience at Mozilla Link’s latest poll.
December 7, 2006 - 9:21 am
Windows Vista is being burned in millions of CDs as I write this. Is a copy getting to you any time soon? Let your voice be heard in our latest poll.
October 27, 2006 - 11:30 pm
If you have already upgraded to Firefox 2, let us know if you are using the anti-phishing capabilities and to what degree. Also let us know what alternatives you are considering or using to protect yourself from web scams.
Let your voice be heard at our latest poll.
September 1, 2006 - 9:57 am
By this time you may already know that Firefox's default theme will be updated (you can see a non-final, in the works status on previous Beta 2 review).
What do you think about it? Share your comments (more than 3 words, please) here and be sure to cast your vote on our latest poll (see sidebar).
August 17, 2006 - 3:09 pm
This is Windows XP with the default Luna theme
This is Firefox on Windows XP with Classic theme, the same used on Windows 98 and Windows 2000.
Which of these do you currently use? Let us know in the poll (see sidebar) and feel free to leave further comments here.
July 11, 2006 - 9:42 am
With Firefox updating capabilities which make it a matter of just seconds, it’s hard to believe many people is not on the bleeding edge of Firefox release. Tell us, what Firefox version are you using (just check in the About option in the Help menu). And if you are not using the latest 1.5.0.4, please leave a comment. Thanks.
