hari ini gw buka satu tempat info...
ternyata dari firefox 3 beta ada lima hal kelebihan yang bisa bikin kita cinta ma firefox 3 beta...
ni 5 hal tersebut....
1. Much Better Performance
If you've used previous versions of Firefox you've likely had this experience, perhaps frequently: you're working away, but gradually become aware that something is horribly wrong with your PC. It's sluggish and apps take forever to load. You open up Task Manager and find that Firefox is chewing up 95 percent of your CPU cycles. Once you kill the browser and start over, you're running fine again.
I can't remember the last time I've had that experience with the Firefox 3 betas. Mozilla developers borrowed some memory management tricks from the Free BSD operating system for the Windows and Linux versions of Firefox. (They say memory management on Macs already worked pretty well.) The effect is clear. The browser is much less likely to commandeer too many system resources. And Firefox's developers worked to make sure that add-ons, notorious memory thieves, don't cause problems either. They've rolled in cycle collectors that help prevent extensions from locking up RAM and not giving it back. They're also distributing tools to third-party developers that will help them build more abstemious add-ons.
2. The "Awesome Bar"
Okay, so the official name is the Location Bar, the field where you enter URLs you want to visit. But beta testers have nicknamed it the Awesome Bar and it is, well, pretty awesome. Enter text in the Location Bar and a dropdown list appears of pages from your browsing history that include that text, not just in the URL, but in the page title or the page's tag (see #4 below). The list even includes Gmail messages that include that word in the subject line. If you've already visited a Web page, there's a good chance it's useful to you. The Location Bar lets you very quickly search that useful subset of the Web.
3. Can't Miss Warnings
Lots of browsers have had phishing warnings before (including Firefox), but they've been wimpy. Usually they involve some part of the address bar changing color or some icon popping up near the URL. The problem is they're too easy to miss. I'm not looking at the address bar when I'm waiting for a page to load. I'm looking at the main well of the browser where the page will display.
But there's no danger of missing one of Firefox's new warnings. When you enter the URL of a suspected attack site, Firefox brings up a full-page warning. With a click, you can see a detailed explanation of why the site was blocked. Or you can just click "Get me out of here," which takes you to Firefox's start page. If you really want to live dangerously, there's a small link that lets you ignore the warning and proceed to the suspect site.
4. Better Bookmarks
If you like a page, you just click the star in the Location Bar and it's a favorite. A dropdown box lets you name it, choose a folder to put it in or add a tag to categorize it. Bookmarks (and your browsing history) are now stored in a database, which means you don't have to spend so much time organizing bookmark folders. You can perform detailed searches of your bookmarks, then save that search as a special folder. Any new bookmarked page that fits the criteria automatically goes in the folder.
5. Whole-page Zooming
If your eyes aren't what they used to be, it's nice to bump up the size of text on Web pages, as Firefox 2 will do. But it only changes the text size-- the other elements remain the same size. That makes for pages that look like The Incredible Hulk, with words bursting through the boxs and tabs that are supposed to contain them.
The new Firefox magnifies everything on the page equally. Everything remains in proportion, but becomes easier to read. And the next time you visit that page, it'll display at the same level of zoom.
Full Version: 5 hal yang dicintai dari firefox 3
emang firefox is the best browser at this moment
indoensianya apa ya?
tapi kan masih beta, ntar aja kl dah fix...................br pk.....
FF 2 masih tetep yang paling enak ko.......
FF 2 masih tetep yang paling enak ko.......
ya yg versi 2 masih bagus koq,,, tapi gw juga nunggu yg versi 3 biar cepet final 
setubuh bro... gw nunggu yg painel aja dah, biar lebih sreg.
Yap, setubuh bro !!!
kapan ya kira-kira yang pinal selesainya ???
kapan ya kira-kira yang pinal selesainya ???
QUOTE (45pr1 @ May 25 2008, 08:54 PM) 
indoensianya apa ya?
indonesianya...
1.mempunyai kemampuan yang lebih baek dari versi sebelumnya...
2."awesome bar" => jadi tempat link/ location bar punya nick name bwt web.....
3.tidak pernah kelewatan peringatan...
4.punya bookmark yang lebih bagus....
5.pembesaran pada huruf2 yang da di web jadi dapat terbaca lebih jelas...
pokoknya itu intinya bos....
QUOTE (thebro @ May 26 2008, 08:52 AM)
Yap, setubuh bro !!!
kapan ya kira-kira yang pinal selesainya ???
kapan ya kira-kira yang pinal selesainya ???
lo bwt versi finalnya saya belum tw bro...
tapi lo da ntar q post degh....
key....
Keren Bro,keep posting
setujuuuu
gw juga pake mozilla firefox 3 beta 4, hasilnya cepet banget.
Iya man jadi lebih cepet 
lo mw donlot silahkan masuk topik ini...
uda di upload by @ruks....
http://www.bluefame.com/index.php?showtopic=83939
uda di upload by @ruks....
http://www.bluefame.com/index.php?showtopic=83939
emang nih si rubah api hebat banget deh
Bro apakah di FireFox 3 juga bisa di edit pada setting (about:config itu loh) kek versi seblmna and apakh jg bisa Kenceng stlh di obok2 bgtu..? Mohon Pencerahannya..Thanks
Regards
Regards
thx buat infonya... gua msh pake IE sih di laptop, ntar gua coba pake FF
Setau Gw sih Firefox 3 suka crash melulu.Semalam Update ke Firefox 3,.Hr ini langsung Gw downgrade ke versi 2 lg..Tp gk tau D mngkin cuma gw kali yg crash2 ..
Ada beberapa addons yang gak compatible di firefox versi 3
setubuh bro..... asik banget pake firefox 3 ....
QUOTE (rubbernackin @ May 25 2008, 12:16 PM)
hari ini gw buka satu tempat info...
ternyata dari firefox 3 beta ada lima hal kelebihan yang bisa bikin kita cinta ma firefox 3 beta...
ni 5 hal tersebut....
1. Much Better Performance
If you've used previous versions of Firefox you've likely had this experience, perhaps frequently: you're working away, but gradually become aware that something is horribly wrong with your PC. It's sluggish and apps take forever to load. You open up Task Manager and find that Firefox is chewing up 95 percent of your CPU cycles. Once you kill the browser and start over, you're running fine again.
I can't remember the last time I've had that experience with the Firefox 3 betas. Mozilla developers borrowed some memory management tricks from the Free BSD operating system for the Windows and Linux versions of Firefox. (They say memory management on Macs already worked pretty well.) The effect is clear. The browser is much less likely to commandeer too many system resources. And Firefox's developers worked to make sure that add-ons, notorious memory thieves, don't cause problems either. They've rolled in cycle collectors that help prevent extensions from locking up RAM and not giving it back. They're also distributing tools to third-party developers that will help them build more abstemious add-ons.
2. The "Awesome Bar"
Okay, so the official name is the Location Bar, the field where you enter URLs you want to visit. But beta testers have nicknamed it the Awesome Bar and it is, well, pretty awesome. Enter text in the Location Bar and a dropdown list appears of pages from your browsing history that include that text, not just in the URL, but in the page title or the page's tag (see #4 below). The list even includes Gmail messages that include that word in the subject line. If you've already visited a Web page, there's a good chance it's useful to you. The Location Bar lets you very quickly search that useful subset of the Web.
3. Can't Miss Warnings
Lots of browsers have had phishing warnings before (including Firefox), but they've been wimpy. Usually they involve some part of the address bar changing color or some icon popping up near the URL. The problem is they're too easy to miss. I'm not looking at the address bar when I'm waiting for a page to load. I'm looking at the main well of the browser where the page will display.
But there's no danger of missing one of Firefox's new warnings. When you enter the URL of a suspected attack site, Firefox brings up a full-page warning. With a click, you can see a detailed explanation of why the site was blocked. Or you can just click "Get me out of here," which takes you to Firefox's start page. If you really want to live dangerously, there's a small link that lets you ignore the warning and proceed to the suspect site.
4. Better Bookmarks
If you like a page, you just click the star in the Location Bar and it's a favorite. A dropdown box lets you name it, choose a folder to put it in or add a tag to categorize it. Bookmarks (and your browsing history) are now stored in a database, which means you don't have to spend so much time organizing bookmark folders. You can perform detailed searches of your bookmarks, then save that search as a special folder. Any new bookmarked page that fits the criteria automatically goes in the folder.
5. Whole-page Zooming
If your eyes aren't what they used to be, it's nice to bump up the size of text on Web pages, as Firefox 2 will do. But it only changes the text size-- the other elements remain the same size. That makes for pages that look like The Incredible Hulk, with words bursting through the boxs and tabs that are supposed to contain them.
The new Firefox magnifies everything on the page equally. Everything remains in proportion, but becomes easier to read. And the next time you visit that page, it'll display at the same level of zoom.
ternyata dari firefox 3 beta ada lima hal kelebihan yang bisa bikin kita cinta ma firefox 3 beta...
ni 5 hal tersebut....
1. Much Better Performance
If you've used previous versions of Firefox you've likely had this experience, perhaps frequently: you're working away, but gradually become aware that something is horribly wrong with your PC. It's sluggish and apps take forever to load. You open up Task Manager and find that Firefox is chewing up 95 percent of your CPU cycles. Once you kill the browser and start over, you're running fine again.
I can't remember the last time I've had that experience with the Firefox 3 betas. Mozilla developers borrowed some memory management tricks from the Free BSD operating system for the Windows and Linux versions of Firefox. (They say memory management on Macs already worked pretty well.) The effect is clear. The browser is much less likely to commandeer too many system resources. And Firefox's developers worked to make sure that add-ons, notorious memory thieves, don't cause problems either. They've rolled in cycle collectors that help prevent extensions from locking up RAM and not giving it back. They're also distributing tools to third-party developers that will help them build more abstemious add-ons.
2. The "Awesome Bar"
Okay, so the official name is the Location Bar, the field where you enter URLs you want to visit. But beta testers have nicknamed it the Awesome Bar and it is, well, pretty awesome. Enter text in the Location Bar and a dropdown list appears of pages from your browsing history that include that text, not just in the URL, but in the page title or the page's tag (see #4 below). The list even includes Gmail messages that include that word in the subject line. If you've already visited a Web page, there's a good chance it's useful to you. The Location Bar lets you very quickly search that useful subset of the Web.
3. Can't Miss Warnings
Lots of browsers have had phishing warnings before (including Firefox), but they've been wimpy. Usually they involve some part of the address bar changing color or some icon popping up near the URL. The problem is they're too easy to miss. I'm not looking at the address bar when I'm waiting for a page to load. I'm looking at the main well of the browser where the page will display.
But there's no danger of missing one of Firefox's new warnings. When you enter the URL of a suspected attack site, Firefox brings up a full-page warning. With a click, you can see a detailed explanation of why the site was blocked. Or you can just click "Get me out of here," which takes you to Firefox's start page. If you really want to live dangerously, there's a small link that lets you ignore the warning and proceed to the suspect site.
4. Better Bookmarks
If you like a page, you just click the star in the Location Bar and it's a favorite. A dropdown box lets you name it, choose a folder to put it in or add a tag to categorize it. Bookmarks (and your browsing history) are now stored in a database, which means you don't have to spend so much time organizing bookmark folders. You can perform detailed searches of your bookmarks, then save that search as a special folder. Any new bookmarked page that fits the criteria automatically goes in the folder.
5. Whole-page Zooming
If your eyes aren't what they used to be, it's nice to bump up the size of text on Web pages, as Firefox 2 will do. But it only changes the text size-- the other elements remain the same size. That makes for pages that look like The Incredible Hulk, with words bursting through the boxs and tabs that are supposed to contain them.
The new Firefox magnifies everything on the page equally. Everything remains in proportion, but becomes easier to read. And the next time you visit that page, it'll display at the same level of zoom.
Yup, bener buanget tuh !!!
Wassalam
kapan FIX nya ya bro..
Emang firefox ... emang bener" keren and 
firefox 3 mantap bro...
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Bro apakah di FireFox 3 juga bisa di edit pada setting (about:config itu loh) kek versi seblmna and apakh jg bisa Kenceng stlh di obok2 bgtu..? Mohon Pencerahannya..Thanks
wah klo emang bnr bisa segera saja neh saia upgread ke versi 3nya...emm tapi masih beta ya? tg aja dech klo sdh fixed bakalan saia naikin dech...
btw saia masih pake yang versi 2 neh, tapi tetep aja keren dan cepet kog...oke dech bro thanks bgt buat semua info dan ilmunya, keep the fight bro
firefox emang paling keren...
nggak ada yg ngalahin fitur si rubah api
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