Ladies and Gentlemen, it's my honor to introduce to you the latest beta release of our favorite web browser: Mozilla's Firefox. For those of you who have already been using beta 2 will find that it's incredibly easy to make the switch, as almost all add-ons will work. I must admit that I did have to restart firefox a few times in safe mode to disable some of my non-working add-ons, but that was only because of the good part, which is that all the stuff from beta 2 will carry over without hassle.

All the stuff I'm talking about is cookies, saved passwords, bookmarks and the works. Even my about:config tweaks are the way I've set them before. It's been about 12 minutes that I'm using this build of Firefox, and already I'm quite impressed. There are definite improvements noticeable from the fixed to Tracemonkey, and I highly recommend you to make the switch.

After this beta, Firefox will change their 3.1 numbering to 3.5, so the next beta (4) will hold those numbers. They're doing that because they feel they're changing so much, the number increment needs to reflect that.

You can download the third beta at mozilla.com.