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2010-01-10
, 14:20
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@ Turkey
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Yes it does. See: browserd
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2010-01-10
, 14:33
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#3
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I am really disappointed by this version of Firefox 
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2010-01-10
, 15:08
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@ Bulgaria
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It says RC2 on the site.
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2010-01-10
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@ DK
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Yea its the RC2, though it says otherwise in the version on the device..
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2010-01-10
, 15:12
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@ Australia
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#6
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The download still says 1.0rc2 on the firefox mobile site.
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2010-01-11
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Originally Posted by stone17
Agreed, I installed RC1 the day after it came out and was pissed off by how slow it was compared to the built in Browser. I love firefox and talk all my friends into using it, but not on my 900. It's slow as molasses.
I am really disappointed by this version of Firefox
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2010-01-11
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@ Boston, MA
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Is this version of firefox slow for anyone else?
Its very slow to start up, slow to use and slow to load pages...
Great to have options but I think I will stick with the built in browser for now.
Its very slow to start up, slow to use and slow to load pages...
Great to have options but I think I will stick with the built in browser for now.
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2010-01-11
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Seems to be too slow for real use, yeah. Unfortunate that it's such a dog, the interface does look interesting and being able to load extensions would be pretty cool.
Still, alternatives are always nice to try at least, Neither Midori nor this just seem to be even close to what MicroB offers atm.
Still, alternatives are always nice to try at least, Neither Midori nor this just seem to be even close to what MicroB offers atm.
However, I still like to run the built in browser. I believe the built in browser resident in the memory so it load faster.