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Firefox beta includes dozens of major features and improvements - by testing them early we'll be able to respond to your feedback for future versions of Firefox. Once you download Firefox, you're part of our beta program and will receive regular updates as more features launch.
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"Best browser I've used yet"
Version: Mozilla Firefox 15 beta 15.0b2
Pros
Fast, highly customizable, works well with Last Pass, Xmarks. Great search engine function at top right bar. Overall memory usage is less than prior versions.
Cons
Needs work to allow Gmail navigation functions like reply and forward etc. Still has some run-away memory usage like previous versions
Summary
I've used Firefox since before version 3 and have tried (or been required/forced to use) IE, Opera, Chrome, and other browsers. As far as I'm concerned the rest are "also ran"....even to this day. The only other browser worth looking into is Opera due to some of it's innovations like "paste and go" for link/text search copies. Firefox has that ability now too.
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