Firefox 3 - how to

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My first post on this forum, great work you guys have done! I have activated advanced desktop, installed VLC, skype etc

With my 8GB Linux version, just wondering if it'll ever be possible to upgrade the built-in firefox to latest version of 3.01

Any help will be appreciated.
 
Thank-you, it's great!
Firefox3 seems faster and deals better with fullscreen (F11) hidding the top address bar & tabs while browsing a page.

Other tips for firefox in > Edit > Preferences :
> Advanced > General > Use smooth scrolling [well, not much difference anyway]
> Content > Fonts & Colors > Advanced > Minimum font size = 13 [In order to avoid those pages with text so small it's unreadable!]

And Alt+mouse on the Preferences window to move it around (too big to see it entirely, nice tip from another post).
 
I've a problem in installing firefox 3:
Telling that...
//
XML Parsing Error: unclosed token
Location: chrome://browser/content/browser.xul
Line Number 1192, Column 7:

<toolbarbutton id="print-button" class="toolbarbutton-1 chromeclass-toolbar-additional"
-----^
//
plz kindly help me into this... im new in "linux"

thanx
 
ive resolved tha problem...

macles wrote:
firefox -ProfileManager &

The last step will link all existing Firefox 2 plug-ins (not to be confused with extensions) to Firefox 3. You can now disable them individually in Firefox 3 in case you don’t want to use them all.
it means that remove all profiles and create another profile for firefox 3...

that's all
regards to macles about firefox 3...
thnx
 
well, hell, that's a lot commands for me, but somehow, i got it work!!!! hurray, finally, ff3 on my one! thanks sooooooo much!!!
 
i've been using firefox 3 with my other laptop (ubuntu), and have been experiencing problems with flash banners covering navigation menus (an adobe problem accroding to forum). But haven't had this problem with my aspire one. If i switch to firefox 3 will this problem appear again?
 
there arent no simple way to do that, maybe with the repository???
 
jango said:
there arent no simple way to do that, maybe with the repository???

This way it is pretty simple just follow the instruction (there is message "connection denied" after some actions in terminal but just ignore them and keep going) otherwise its very simple.
 
jango
Yeah, but if you are going to use linux you have to build friendship with Terminal :)
 
When i type sudo mv firefox /opt

I get connection refused.... ?

mv: cannot stat firefox no such file or directory
 
nizmo said:
When i type sudo mv firefox /opt

I get connection refused.... ?

mv: cannot stat firefox no such file or directory

do not pay attention to it just keep going. It is kind of bug.
 
On package manager FF2 still are installed??? can i remove him?
 
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