Firefox 2.0

[Rayne]

Forget about IE 7.0 for now, as of yesterday, Firefox has finally released their newest iteration.
I haven't used it too much yet, but I'm certainly liking this spell checker.

 

[Zhen Lin]

I don't. It doesn't pick up my locale settings automatically and use British English. I have to manually download and then install the dictionary.

Another annoyance is the fact that Alt+S has been mapped to a menu. Now I can't use it to save edits on MediaWiki.

 

[Joey]

I've got it since I was hating 1.5.0.7, and this one isn't too bad so far. The Spell check is weird so far, not like the old one I used to have pre-1.5.0.7. Hopefully I can get the hang of it. At least it's a spellcheck.

But hey, I can at least install add ons this time.

 

[Hikari-chan]

I like totally tried Firefox 2 on Mac OS X... it's like totally horrible... It still uses alot of memory, still has a totally ugly non-aqua, Windows XP like interface, no keychain support and it's slow...

I totally perfer Camino still over Firefox. =p

 

[Trip]

Well, I downloaded an updated Swiftfox today (it's a Firefox build optimized for Linux).

So far, I like. I manually disabled the X on every tab thing (it's in about:config if you don't know). In-line spell-check is nice, though I probably won't use it too much.

It's only segfaulted once on me so far, so here's hoping it remains as stable as I try to watch videos on YouTube later this evening.

- Trip

 

[Argy]

The biggest annoyance I've had so far is not being able to type the "e" in "Pokemon." It's something to do with the Rikaichan extension, but I don't know how to fix it.

EDIT: Fixed.

Now I'm having trouble where I'll click a link and the browser will jump to the top of the page, not following the link, and I have to scroll down to click it a second time to get it work.