I've been using Firefox 3 beta as my only browser for around a week now. I wanted to try it out before then, but my one must-have add-on, Foxmarks was not ready for it yet, so I had only tried it briefly using a portable version on my usb drive . Then, when I found out Foxmarks was ready, I went all-in. I am now using Firefox on both my desktop and laptop, and it's great.
It has crashed once, but that's nothing compared to the crashing problems I had with Firefox 2. The only other problem I've had is a very small one, and that is that sometimes when I have my bookmarks open in the sidebar it won't close by clicking the x, instead I have to hit ctrl+b, not a big deal. Plus, this is the point of beta testing, so they can be notified of these problems and get them worked out before the official release.
Anyway, the point of this post is to "Spread Firefox." SpreadFirefox.com is trying to set a Guinness record by making Firefox 3 the most downloaded software within the first 24 hours of it's official release, which should be sometime in the next week or so. You can visit the site to find out more about Firefox 3 and pledge to download it on download day.
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