FireFox 4 Beta 1, anyone tried it yet? [video]
 

https://youtube.com/watch?v=2xl4uMm6fR4

No. Here's a good article though that breaks down all the features and changes in case you want to know exactly what it does.

looked like this...

http://img2.pict.com/ec/dc/3e/376320...eenofdeath.gif

I tried it just now for 3 mins. My first impression is I hate they did that Google Chrome thing with the tabs on the top. Makes me feel like I have to move my mouse waaaay to much up to switch between them and I do that allot. (I also didnt like it in Google Chrome). For the rest I didnt try anything as I had some work to do and opened up 3.6.

I kinda like the bookmarks on the bottom tho... tabs on top is diff but I'll get used to it.

It's a bit faster but seems memory usage is higher.

can this video be slower and showing more of nothing ? :)

The new UI sucks big time imo. If it weren't for the option to change things back to the 'old style', I'd probably never upgrade...

Sucked up another 1.1 gb of ram :helpme

Yeah it's really buggy right now. Stay away from it unless you want to get to know the blue screen of death on a regular basis :)

Slow and bloated. Firefox has jumped the shark.

chrome rocks...

Haven't tried it yet, will wait until final release.

why does every thread about firefox have to include the word "chrome" ?

Because Chrome is better?

had it installed for about 2 minutes - my first thought: "wtf, is this LEGO?" and presto, wiped it offa the box instantly :2 cents:

I have been using it since yesterday. It looks very good and polished to me. A bit faster than 3.6.6 and somehow more lightweight (it uses only 470MB of RAM right now, while 3.6.6 used 1GB).

I'll play with it a bit more.

Did you used same extensions as you using on 3.6 version?

double post

never mind

what he said.

also , open a few windows of youtube and compare again

it sucks donkey kong balls!

OH GOD NOT CHANGE! NOOOOOOOOOOOO

Things. Must. Never. Change.

New things scare me.

I never get excited about any new browser, because ultimately, all they do for you is load web pages, pretty much the same way.