firefox 3.6 final is out

Good question! I think yes but perhaps we should test them some more...

 

i tested
crapcleaner optimazes only 1 file
speedyfox optimazes many files

but i did not find a speed up

 

Yo Mantra - you want Opera w/extensions!

 

Same here too

 

you got it

 

Pssst ... I don't really care for FF either - primitive compared to Op.

 

Test again. My IT did a test & CC optimized ALL the .sqlite files.

 

bellgamin,what did you check in ccleaner to optimized all the s.qlite files?

 

"Compact databases"

 

thanks bellgamin

 

try to run ccleaner inside a sandboxie
and look in the sadboxie the file optimazed

 

WooHoo! You know, if you're into this sorta thing.

 

I no longer use Sandboxie very often. Instead I use DefenseWall & Shadow Defender.

In any event, my IT does the serious testing here, not me. He says CC cleans all .sqlite files for FF very nicely. So does my 11-year-old granddaughter ...who often beats me at chess. One argues with her at his own peril.

 

sorry bellgamin

you IT is right! ccleaner does the same job of speedyfox

by the way i don't know how much is safe ccleaner or speedyfox

 

i know why after an update i become log off from many sites

because some cookies after an update,do expiry, expiration

is there a way to lock the expiry, expiration of the cookies?

 

Think extension - one of'em might work.

 

Yeah i m using Firefox 3.5 and i dont know whats the fuss about version 3.6 . All i care is v3.5 is good so was 3.4 / 3.3 . Although the upgrade versions are better, but to each his/her own.
Firefox Download:
Will download later:

 

You could try this extension (you'll need to bump its max version though):

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/573

Also even with this extension, you'll have to edit each individual cookie afaik.

 

thank you so much

but

should i download from here i guess http://addneditcookies.mozdev.org/installation.html

 

Thats why you have to bump the max version:

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Editing_an_add-on_to_change_its_compatibility

 

Yes, AdblockPlus with the Malware Domains subscription from http://adblockplus.org/en/subscriptions

 

And it works well, but be aware that it can make an impact on speed. Both opening FF and surfing with it.

 

On the other hand the out-of-date plugin check is definitely very important given that many exploits come through them - see also http://adblockplus.org/blog/the-new-browser-security-landscape .

Another improvement not mentioned in the article (although actually already introduced in 3.5.7, I think) is the fact that finally, finally also limited users are informed about FF updates. But since this Computerworld guy is probably permanently logged on as admin or has disabled UAC like most people here, this new feature is irrelevant for him ...

 

thanks!

 

does it slow down a lot?
thanks