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I love Mozilla Firefox, and I wonder why everyone isn't using it! It is just so much more user-friendly than Internet Explorer, and I still have issues using Google Chrome. The only thing that I like about Chrome better is the fact that everything is saved to "The Cloud". Well, I use Google g-mail and I also create all of my documents on Google. They are then saved to "The Cloud", so, end of problem!
The only thing I would advise about Firefox is to check your settings. It is easy for someone to look up your passwords if you are not careful!

I love, love, love Firefox! I switched over from Internet Explorer about 6 years ago and I have not looked back since. I don’t have to worry about the intermittent crashes or slow load up I had with Internet Explorer. I can block malicious scripts without a hassle and I can also block all those annoying pop ups. It is also blazing fast, especially with the new upgrade.

I think that the setup is extremely user friendly and easy to navigate. It also looks good. When I open it it is clean unlike the messy look of Internet Explorer. I like to dabble with the Personas to add a personal touch to it to. With IE the best you can do is to change the color of the tabs.

Everyone should use Mozilla Firefox. It is top notch.

This used to be my browser of choice, it has all the features you could ask for and then some. There's a dedicate non profit team behind it and it has tons of independent dev support, meaning that if you can think about an add on, somebody else has probably created it already.

The Good.
I have to admit that I still use Mozilla from time to time for a specific purpose, at which it excels over all other browsers. I'm talking about security, I would never trust any other browser with my online banking. To be fair it excels at almost everything else, there's just one thing that most users won't even notice, yet it makes it an unbearable experience for me.

The bad.
The title is a bit misleading, because it's not really a bad thing, it's more of a personal annoyance. Mozilla has a tab scrolling feature that can't be disabled in the newer versions, what this means is, if I hit more than 40 open tabs, it automatically hides them from me. While this will never be a problem for the average user, I sometimes have 60 tabs open at the same time, which makes it a pain to have to scroll around all the time.

In conclusion, it's a very good browser, unless you need a ton of tabs opened at the same time and don't like using the scroll function.

I used to use IE before my brother told me years ago that compared to Mozilla it is marred by issues relating to stability and security. I quickly noticed a difference with Firefox. The setup is great, allowing for lots of convenient addons and tools. Tabbing is a great way to multitask, whether you're researching or just browsing several different sites at a time. The security is great, clearing history is convenient, and the fact that Firefox kills pop-ups (while giving you the option to open one if you so choose) is brilliant. There is also a Private Browsing feature, for which a new window will open. No history will be recorded or stores for private browsing sessions. This is good if you have a shared computer but don't want to clear all of your history. Other features, like storing and changing passwords, are well implemented and not marred by annoying quirks. All in all this is a great and safe way to browse the internet - I'll never go back.

Mozilla Firefox is a great program with a lot of fun and helpful features. I switched from Internet Explorer years ago when a friend of mine told me it was more secure and stable. I love that you can clear the cookies and history every time you exit the program.

I have had very few problems with crashing and when it does it is usually right before they upgrade to a newer version, once the update is complete it goes back to being it’s normal stable reliable self. I also love all the plug-ins and add-ons they offer including personas that allow you to personalize your internet browser window and script blocking which blocks all those annoying ads on the side of your screen.

That being said the new release Firefox 4 is a little troublesome. It is just as stable and secure but the add-ons are not being upgraded as quickly so some of the ones that worked in Firefox 3.6 do not work in 4. I am sure these will come along in time though.

I had been an Internet Explorer user for many years. I was constantly coming across new problems so decided to switch to Mozilla Firefox. I am so glad I did. Since my switch, I no longer have frozen windows, random closing of my browser, numerous tracking cookies after every use. Overall it is just a better program than Internet Explorer ever was. If I knew what I was missing out on, I would have switched years ago.

The add-ons that Mozilla Firefox has to offer are just another bonus. I highly suggest looking into this feature if you are new to Firefox. You can get new fun themes, helpful tool bars and quick links to all of your favorite websites.

Firefox is extremely user friendly. I have taught my 5 year old how to navigate it. The only thing I could not give 5 stars is the Support. I have requested guidance with a few things in the past, the answers I receive from customer support always seem vague to me. Still, I give Firefox two thumbs up!

Mozilla firefox is fast, many addons and plugins and have good security. The downside with firefox is that it uses up much of your computers memory.

The firefox community is large and its easy to get support for it as well as discussing it at various forums.

When I was first introduced to Firefox, it was amazing compared to Internet Explorer. My favorite feature has always been the tabbed browsing. Of course now most browsers will do that but back a few years ago, most did not. Firefox was also a lot faster than IE back then.

Unfortunately, Mozilla has been updating and each the past year seems way more buggy than the older versions. Most of them crash for no apparent reason which can be very frustrating. I'm actually thinking of switching browsers again if Mozilla doesn't come out with a more stable version soon.

I wish to be able to make copy, paste and delete using right click