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As title i just read the following article
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This is very good news indeed for those who depend on Firefox, earlier you had to do it via tedious method of adding ppas or using other hacks.
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To my understanding Firefox 3.6.4 has the same function as does Chrome whereas if one tab crashes the other tab(s) will still remain open. In other words a crash will not take down the whole browser.
Here is a link to some of the 3.6.4 release candidates... http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.o....4-candidates/ Later...
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This is great. In fact, I wonder why they didn't do this sooner.
Would be even better if they could extend this policy towards other frequently-used packages as well, say, OpenOffice and Empathy. |
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