Google Becomes Default Location Provider For FirefoxSource: TechCrunch
Many of us have been saying it for a long time: location based services are the future. But up until now they've been a distant, hazy future, because they've been so difficult to use. That's going to change soon, and it looks like Google is going to be leading the way.
Firefox 3.1 beta 3 officially released, may become 3.5Source: Ars Technica
Mozilla has announced the availability of Firefox 3.1 beta 3. Firefox 3.1 introduces support for the HTML 5 video element, the new high-performance TraceMonkey JavaScript engine, and several other compelling features.
Firefox, too, revamping new-tab behaviorSource: CNET.com
Opening a new tab in a Web browser shows a lot of prime but empty real estate, and now the programmers behind Firefox are following their peers at Safari and Chrome in trying to make it more useful.

While I understand that Firefox 3 has only been out a day or two, there's simply not very many themes that work with it. I used Aquatint Black back on Firefox 2, but there's not a version of that for 3; just an Aquatint Black Gloss.

I've been using Firefox for a long-long time, but now its getting on my nerves. It is simply throwing up more problems than one could have bargained for. After showing a face that projected it as quick and smart, it is now going to things that are @!%$ing crazy.

I think most of the developers might have faced this problem, and might thought about the same Does tab features in browsers helps the developer?
Firefox Usage Hits 28 Percent In EuropeSource: webpronews.com
What, if anything, do you associate with Finland? How about Slovenia and Poland? Well, not to shut down whatever cultural research you were going to do, but we'd like to suggest "Firefox" as an answer; new research shows that the browser does especially well in these three co …
How To: Get Around Browser-Specific Blocks - LifehackerSource: Lifehacker
I think this is absolutely ridiculous. Some people might not want to see your ads, so you block allFirefox users?! Not all Firefox users use AdBlock, and not everyone using adblockers use Firefox. How selfish!
Linux.com | Make the whole Web look better with StylishSource: community.linux.com
By: Nathan Willis
Most Firefox users are familiar with the Greasemonkey extension, a powerful tool that lets you enhance your browsing experience by rewriting HTML pages and JavaScript on the client side.
Gran Paradiso Alpha 4 Available for Testing Source: mozillazine.org
Gran Paradiso Alpha 4 is now available for testing. New features in this development milestone of Mozilla Firefox 3 include the FUEL JavaScript library for extension developers, a redesigned Page Info window, improvements to offline application support and Gecko 1.9 bug fixes.
Reinstalling Firefox's DOM InspectorSource:
If you never thought you'd need Firefox's DOM Inspector tool, and therefore removed it during the installation procedure, but then found yourself needing it again, you'll find yourself in a bit of a situation.
Why You Should Learn LinuxSource: Associated Content
A short opinion peice about why computer users should learn Linux operating system.
Firefox Emergency: Better Get Your Add-ons Now!Source: lifespy.com
Mozilla Firefox will be relaunching its add-on site by Monday and part of the launch will be the removal of thousands of add-ons from its list. So if anyone has some favorite add-ons better download them now.
Why South Korea Is Shackled To Windows Source: Slashdot
This amazing tale began in 1998 when Korea decided it couldn't wait for SSL to be standardized (which it was in 1999) and commissioned an ActiveX control for secure Web transactions. At first there was a secure Netscape plugin too, but we know how that story ended.

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Firefox 2.0 "Beta Candidate" releasedSource: Ars Technica
Firefox 2.0 Beta 1 is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux today, an important milestone on the way to an early fall final release.
Firefox in the rear view mirror--and the headlightsSource: Ars Technica
Firefox 2.0 is currently scheduled for its first beta release on July 11. As the Seattle Post-Intelligencer recently talked with a Firefox developer about the past, Ars looks at the browser's future.