Firefox 29.0.1 sucks
 

Beware, major changes in Firefox from build 28.0 to 29.0.1. Besides the new layout, there are a bunch of add-on incompatibilities.

I already like tab design and also more stable, but addons will be fixed soon as always in such situations

And why does it suck? I only had a small problem with sync but got it solved by creating a new account and updating on other devices...

Looks ok here.

DownThemAll, Firebug, FirePicker, Flash Video Downloader and PageRank 2.0 work well.

Other plugins aren't enabled by default as I keep browser them to a minimum.

I don't have any problem with this version beside the "Google Chrome look" which I hated at first and I'm slowly getting used to. I still dislike it.

I so hate the color scheme

Yep, sucks for me too.

It's ok, but usually when I use new interfaces it takes a few days to get used to it.

Firefox has gone downhill, I don't use it anymore.

Yeah....it's like a shit.

I shouldn't update!

works great for me :thumbsup :thumbsup

i used addon classic theme restorer

Looks like most people can't adapt to new things quickly. You know, sometimes when someone helps you, you don't see it...

AFAIK even 28.0 sucks completely... 27.0 was the last stable version for me...

now 29 crashes with "https everywhere", and I have problems with other plugins too

if you dont like 29.0 , uninstall it
go here
http://filehippo.com/download_firefox/history/

download the version u want n ur good 2 go. :thumbsup

One can never be too careful downloading software. To be safe, I'd rather get it directly from the source. These are all of the official Firefox releases from Mozilla.

FileHippo is relatively safe, besides that everyone should have a good Antivirus like Kaspersky or Avast with something like Malwarebytes AntiMalware.

Kaspersky is shit and consumes too much resources.

Read around. You can restore most of the old functionality using the customization options. There is even an extension to restore the old add on bar if you need it. A big help for me was knowing that pressing ALT temporarily restores the old menu bar.

I stop using it once Chrome came up. Much better!

Firefox is a newb browser

what is not ? opera ? iexplore ? chrome ?:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

good luck with giving away all to google- big brother and microsoft :1orglaugh

Chrome still doesn't compare to what Firefox has as far as options and configurability. Chrome is faster (less so now) and has less hassles (flash is bundled in). It's more for people who want it to "just work and fast". I wouldn't call it the expert browser or say that Firefox users are newbies.

no problems here but i only use two add ons.

Working ok here so far.

that google auto update doesnt bother you?

looks great to me...

Chrome Copy-cat ?

im still getting used to it :2 cents::2 cents:

I like it!!!

didnt like the tabs

exact, wtf to make something thats around already? idiots ... :2 cents: cant click top and send all other windows down, now on top are bookmarks and menu ... stupid, simply stupid ... :2 cents:

Made me so many prob.i stopped using it.

Worst thing is that shit auto-updated on me.

Fucking assholes :321GFY

Well looks like this thread slowly turn into drama lama lol

I dont understand why these browsers just dont include flash instead of having to download it.
When you use Chrome everything works right away

It's ironic that when Google was just getting off the ground, they paid Mozilla $1 for everyone who download/installed the Google Toolbar. Now Mozilla is trying to emulate Chrome.

I still love Firefox. The variety of add-ons are amazing. The Classic Theme Restorer plugin made the new version 29.0 whose UI changes I hated look just like the older versions again.

not bad.i use it all the time

They want to take back what is taken from them

Firefox crashes on my computer.
Since the update I've had my computer crash twice and that usually never happens.

Try this add-on:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir...rc=userprofile
It will bring back the old looks and compatibility. :winkwink:

:)
:upsidedow:upsidedow:upsidedow

There are good reasons actually. One is that if every application did this it would lead to a lot of wasted resources. The other is that it violates modularity and make sit harder to resolve issues should you get hit with a bug involving the bundled version of flash. Finally there is the licensing issue. Particularly with some Linux distributions who do not like distributing non-free software.