Only one negative observation. I believe there's something wrong with Bookmarks in v3, as I haven't found a way to save a new bookmark into my chosen location. If I save it to its default location I can then move it so it's not a show-stopper, but it's less convenient than it used to be.

i tried it just to see, twice, and had no problem. maybe i misunderstood what you are trying to do?

i've been using firefox for a few years and like it a lot. hardly use IE - except some sites have 'clickables' that do not work in firefox. that's the only time i use ie.

Tried it, not liking it so far. Keeps telling me it needs plugins to view some sites. When you install the plugin through the browers prompts it still asks for the same plugin (in this case Adobe Flash.)

I also have IE set up (easily) to open multiple sites in multiple tabs when I start it up (or click on home). Firefox doesn't seem to have any such option.

Too much crap in the address bar when you click down to review recent sites, all I want to see is a URL not a load of text.

under 'tools>>options', there is an option to load the same tabs at start up as were there in your last session. does that help?

agree about the navigation pane - but will get used to it. not that big a deal. we can't be afraid of CHANGE ha ha.

OK SJ, just realised my mistake. The overall bookmarks folder opens up contracted, not expanded as it used to do. All is now fine.

I downloaded FileZilla, a FTP thing and its so cool. You get a little browser, I guess thats what it would be called. You can send big birdie files or anything in your computer to sites anywhere.
Files to big to email, into a site for others to go and get.
If your as computer illiterate as me it all is cool.