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I downloaded it about an hour ago and SO FAR I am impressed. Smooth browser!!!

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I like it...but I wish I could get rid of the + on the tab bar, I'd rather just double click the tab bar as I always have in the past.

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Yep, just updated.
A couple of my add-ons aren't updated to 3.5 yet, but it's mostly a few themes that I don't use very often.
There was one odd thing that happened in the update: When Firefox restarted after the update, the tab bar was showing, even though I only had one page open in the window. For a moment, I thought it might be a problem, but I checked Tools> Options> Tabs...and saw that "Always show the tab bar" was checked, so I unchecked it. I don's see the need to have a tab showing when there's just one page open.
I think it's running on a bit less RAM, but I can't be sure....guess I should have recorded the average RAM usage for comparison. It does seem snappier.
That's all....gonna go play with it for a while.
Happy updating!!

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yup, did 2 pc's, 4 more to go!! smoooth sailing.

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I'm glad that it came out. Looks a lot nicer, and it fixed some of the issues that my addons where having!

I love it so far, hopefully Mozilla will continue to provide great updates like this one!

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i like it, its faster than 3.0.11

but i still have 3.0.11 for some of my addons

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I'm already noticing some speed improvements.

Not only that, but Adblock Plus is fully compatible with FF 3.5. :)

I'm also noticing that the interface seems to have been cleaned up a bit on Mac OS X, specifically around the Page Back/Forward buttons, and the irritating gap for the progress wheel has been done away with as well... From a cosmetic and performance standpoint, FF 3.5 is a must-have upgrade.

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ok.

3.0.11 is now gone, the addons i really use (twitterfox, foof, youtubetomp3, and personas) work with 3.5

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I am really impressed it's so fast,.another job well done.

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Mozilla community is watching each download pop up instantaneiously on a world map by using ISP-related geo codes (country/city or latitude/longitude) processed by a streaming database tool from SQLstream.

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I love the private browsing option built into it now and the Identification of certificates to a site.

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anyone know if it's released for ubuntu? Or to check what version of firefox I have? I've been trying to get it but I'm not sure if I did it right and it's really starting to piss me off.

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