Firefox 10..... locos

Last month version 9 was out now we get 10.

• Anti-Aliasing for WebGL is now implemented.

• The version also has a forward button which continues in unseen mode until a user has visited a number of webpages in a new Tab.

• Full Screen APIs allow users to build a Web application that runs full screen.

• CSS3 3D -Transforms are now supported.

• New element for bi-directional text isolation, along with supporting CSS properties.

• Inspect tool with content highlighting, includes new CSS Style Inspector.

• For developers, Mozilla Foundation has added IndexedDB APIs to more closely match the. specification.

• The bug that resulted in some users experience a crash when moving bookmarks has been fixed.

Download for Windows .

download.mozilla.org/?product=firefox-10.0&os=win&lang=en-US .

Download for Mac.

Yey for CSS3 3D Transforms. Finally!

(updates while writing this)

Great! I’ve always been a firefox fan.

Joost said
The lack of a forward button seems weird at first, but looks pretty clean once you’re used to it

I don’t get it. Seriously now, I don’t. Look, it’s still there:

Perhaps I didn’t understand…

EDIT :

Mozilla says: “The forward button is now hidden until you navigate back”

I say I keep going back and forth, and the damn thing won’t disappear.

EDIT 2 : The Inspection Tool looks pretty nice. Too bad the shortcut (Q) won’t work…

Yeah, I think they screwed some things up in the Win version

I think if you made custom changes to the interface you will still see the forward button.

doru said
I think if you made custom changes to the interface you will still see the forward button.

Nope, thought of that too. Tried all possible combinations with regards to icon customization – no luck

Not using anything that would change how Firefox looks. Just have it set to use Icons and Text, instead of just icons. Either way, it still shows.

I don’t mind about that forward arrow anyway. I don’t like this kind of changes to the interface. When they took the home/house button out I put it back where it was before. And they took out that nice rss icon that appeared in address field when a website blog had a feed service available. I put that back as a button on the navigation bar again.

They let me be this time, I don’t need to find out how to recuperate that nice forward arrow.