24-03-2013, 11:12 AM
"if it aint broke, don't fix it"... is a very good approach in my opinion 
Firefox was fine up to version 3.62 (which I still use) but since that time they have gone into a crazy update cycle and seem to have lost their way. What version are they on now? must be 20 or something equally ridiculous. My dear brother faithfully updates all the time and every update seems to break as many things as it fixes. I suspect this is the main reason the developers of Firefox have alienated users and lost some of the huge user base they had.
FWIW I like, and am comfortable with a traditional browser.
I've been looking at other old fashioned browsers recently and both SeaMonkey and Slimbrowser look OK and are very similar to Firefox 3.
Firefox was fine up to version 3.62 (which I still use) but since that time they have gone into a crazy update cycle and seem to have lost their way. What version are they on now? must be 20 or something equally ridiculous. My dear brother faithfully updates all the time and every update seems to break as many things as it fixes. I suspect this is the main reason the developers of Firefox have alienated users and lost some of the huge user base they had.
FWIW I like, and am comfortable with a traditional browser.
I've been looking at other old fashioned browsers recently and both SeaMonkey and Slimbrowser look OK and are very similar to Firefox 3.
Regards, John.
