Filed under: Windows, Mozilla, Beta, Browsers
by Brad Linder Jul 20th 2009 at 7:15PM
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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NonprofitTech said 10:32PM on 7-20-2009
IE's location bar please!! All I want is to see my recent history when I click the down arrow on the location bar. Why on earth is that so hard to achieve in FF?
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ahbi said 10:32PM on 7-20-2009
I want Win 7 Aero transparency effects every where.
At I want to be able to see is the backdrop, with some light shading that looks vaguely like Firefox.
Oh, and the Blink tag should rapidly toggle the transparency on & off
That's the ticket
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Generic said 10:32PM on 7-20-2009
IMO the tag button should not be a dedicated one since it is related to the viewable page, but rather be the favicon on each tab. Click the favicon and you get the menu related to the page.
The navigation buttons, address bar, etc, should follow Chrome's example.
Bookmarks be completely accessible in a new tab.
This look is awesome but the functionality that I want will make it better, but that is IMO. Go Firefox!
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Generic said 8:33PM on 7-20-2009
IMO the tag button should not be a dedicated one since it is related to the viewable page, but rather be the favicon on each tab. Click the favicon and you get the menu related to the page.
The navigation buttons, address bar, etc, should follow Chrome's example.
Bookmarks be completely accessible in a new tab.
This look is awesome but the functionality that I want will make it better, but that is IMO. Go Firefox!
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maradv said 9:11PM on 7-20-2009
maybe they should work on 3.5s display problems first. im still seeing sites that look completely unusable in 3.5.
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turu said 10:36PM on 7-20-2009
Mozilla goes...Chrome ?
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Anthony said 8:38AM on 7-21-2009
This is fire-fox now?
Ahhhhhhh.
I still use Safari thank you.
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Level 5 said 8:38AM on 7-21-2009
Eh... I use All-Glass on 3.5, why wait?
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david said 8:38AM on 7-21-2009
How do they manage to make it uglier with every version?
(I like Firefox, but the default theme has steadily got worse)
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Malteserr said 8:38AM on 7-21-2009
Uglier by which standards? I personally think the picture above looks awesome.
Brian said 8:38AM on 7-21-2009
Calm down Mozilla. Sort out 3.5's problems before thinking about 3.7.
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viky.prabakaran said 10:36AM on 7-21-2009
The icons and style looks same as opera 10 and little of Apple safari and little of Chromes aero style. Copy cats . Crazy kids copying evrything from others and hiding it under name of open source. Sending(spying) all information to Google.
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naz said 10:55AM on 7-28-2009
wow it looks great
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