I love my Firefox! I have been a user of Firefox for many years now, but I was a Chrome user on and off for some months during the first 7 betas of Firefox 4, but since Beta 7 I am now a full-time Firefox user again, mostly because of the amazing new design and Labs features such as F1 (love it!).
I feel that Firefox has a better Add-on framework than what Chrome offers.
Though Firefox lacks some HTML5/CSS3 support that Chrome does not.
What was your decision to not remove the search bar? (I myself was using it before Chrome) but just find the shortcuts way easier.
The home button now has a default location to the right of the Awesomebar instead of besides the back and forward buttons, what made you make that decision?
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I love my Firefox! I have been a user of Firefox for many years now, but I was a Chrome user on and off for some months during the first 7 betas of Firefox 4, but since Beta 7 I am now a full-time Firefox user again, mostly because of the amazing new design and Labs features such as F1 (love it!).
I feel that Firefox has a better Add-on framework than what Chrome offers.
Though Firefox lacks some HTML5/CSS3 support that Chrome does not.
What was your decision to not remove the search bar? (I myself was using it before Chrome) but just find the shortcuts way easier.
The home button now has a default location to the right of the Awesomebar instead of besides the back and forward buttons, what made you make that decision?
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