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Mozilla Firefox New Tab Candy

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Mozilla Firefox New Tab Candy – Mozilla is attempting to make browsing the internet a more organized affair for Firefox users by installing their new Tab Candy. Although it is still in the testing process, this new feature of Mozilla Firefox could make the browser stand out from the rest. When you open a series of tabs in a Firefox browser it can be very difficult to organize and see what you actually have opened. With Tab Candy you are able to group the different tabs to give you easier access to the ones that you need open for different tasks on the internet.

This new move could be a massive step in the right direction in regards to making Mozilla Firefox the most popular internet browser around.

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As mentioned above, it is still in the testing process, but you can download a test version of Firefox with the new interface. However, it would be wise to remember that it will have some bugs and flaws at the moment. Mozilla wants users to provide them with feedback after trying out the new interface. It is reported that the Tab Candy feature will not be a plug in, but rather an integrated part of the actual Firefox browser. Hopefully, if the feedback is good we will soon be able to experience a new organized way of browsing, without having to worry about a long strip of tabs that are impossible to make use of.

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  1. Kermonk | Jul 27, 2010 | Reply

    It looks great, My worry is just that it will be very slow – Firefox is already a slow browser – and here I’m not talking about nonsense like loading a page, but generally sluggish operation. Too much crap seems to be in high level scripted languages ( which means slow) as opposed to compiled code.
    Give us power *AND* speed Firefox!

  2. Gromosso | Jul 27, 2010 | Reply

    Firefox has been killing me lately, so I stopped using it. Now I use chrome 99% of the time. The only problem i have with chrome is really not with google but Adobe Flash. With all the addons and plugins, plugin container and so forth Firefoe only brought trouble and crawling slowness. The browser ever demand on my CPU is no longer attractive. Even when you try to start firefoe it is slow to respond. For any miniml problem the browser hang and you have to restart. Until they fix their problem i will stick with chrome.

  3. Chris | Jul 27, 2010 | Reply

    how about a tab for movies or entertainment

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