Filed under: Windows, Macintosh, Linux, Mozilla, Beta, Browsers
by Brad Linder Jun 20th 2009 at 12:00PM
With Halloween fast approaching, it's a great time to get in some practice defending your territory against zombies. In Graveyard Shift, you take aim at zombies and other creepy-crawlies, blasting them into splatters of cartoony green guts. It's a casual first-person shooter, and it's very easy to get the hang of - use the mouse to aim, click to fire. Graveyard Shift has at least 15 levels, and it might even have some secret stages I haven't unlocked yet.
They key to getting good at Graveyard Shift is learning to use ...
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Kassandra said 10:31PM on 6-20-2009
just upgraded to RC2, but i wanted to comment that you could download RC1 separately (did it myself). Im sure if you dug around enough on mozillas ftp server it was there, but i grabbed it from betanews rather than digging through the ftp.
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Drew Green said 10:31PM on 6-20-2009
Came out a few days ago, I thought. Big question: when the hell is Final coming out? We've got 10 days left of June (the supposed release month).
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KeegdnaB said 10:32PM on 6-20-2009
When I got an update notice last night I was wondering "oh, do we have RC2 already?" I guess I was right.
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Kenn.keeper said 10:32PM on 6-20-2009
I read a warning about an app that is in the new FF 3.5 called Location Aware that apparently wants to know information where you go on the internet, Thought others would like to know about it. http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/1672/deactivate-location-aware-browsing-in-firefox-3.5
Kenn.....
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joe said 10:32PM on 6-20-2009
recently i read review about Lin-X,a linux os with mac osX look.nice review.
http://143sachin.blogspot.com/2009/06/lin-xa-linux-os-with-mac-os-x-look.html
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singj96 said 10:32PM on 6-20-2009
Firefox 3.5 is slower in Windows7 RC. Microsoft is at it again. I had to reconstruct my webpages to make them Internet Explorer 8 compatible. I use Shiretoko, which is a firefox nightly build, which is less dangerous than Minefield.http://jamesmsingleton.com
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EGOvoruhk said 10:32PM on 6-20-2009
Are tabs running in separate processes, or was that feature dropped? I remember hearing about it way back when
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Jayayess1190 said 10:32PM on 6-20-2009
That is coming soon to Firefox, but not in 3.5.
Crazy Serb said 10:32PM on 6-20-2009
It's taking them forever...
And are memory leaks and RAM usage fixed in any way in 3.5 compared to the current one? 'Cuz if I have to endure watching Firefox consume 400-500MB of memory every time I leave it overnight with the new version too, forget it, I'll stick to 3.0...
Josh said 9:17AM on 6-21-2009
Crazy Serb, you are right. I am using the 3.5 beta and for the last week it has consumed 300 to 500 MB sometimes. Most of my addons work in 3.5 and the new features and stuff are sweet. My Fix, install QuickRestart. After you restart Firefox 3.5, it uses up just a little bit of memory for a while.
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Josh said 9:23AM on 6-21-2009
Crazy Serb, your right! I have been using Firefox 3.5 on my Tablet with Windows 7 installed and it has eaten up 300 to 500 MB. I just install an addon called "Quick Restart" and it restarts Firefox with the click of a button and when Firefox comes back, its just using much memory at all.
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Anonymouse said 7:40AM on 6-22-2009
They fix the memory leak yet?
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WEB SHAD0W said 10:11PM on 8-15-2009
I just wanted to write a review on the new drag and open in a new window feature. I don't like this at all I am always quickly browsing and working on websites. In a new version you should make it so it you can disable this feature.
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