I just downloaded FireFox 3 and I'm pretty happy with it. It's fast and works well. The AwesomeBar is a cool feature, but I generally don't like auto-complete (EDIT: for bookmarks or previously typed-in URLs) in a browser, so having it search my entire bookmarks and list all the possible matches is something I wanted to disable. If you're annoyed by the Firefox 3 AwesomeBar (or SmartBar or whatever it's called) like I am, there's an easy way to display it.

Warning: if you are unfamiliar with FireFox's about:config settings, be VERY careful following these steps as you could hose your browser.

• In the address field, type "about:config", without the quotes, and hit enter
• In the filter field, type "browser.urlbar", also without the quotes, and hit enter
• Double-click on the line with browser.urlbar.matchBehavior, change the value in the popup to 0, and click OK
• Double-click on the line with browser.urlbar.maxRichResults, change the value in the popup to 0, and click OK
• Now restart FireFox and enjoy!

EDIT: I should clarify that my intent is to COMPLETELY disable the AwesomeBar, not turn it into the old type-in-address-only-matching address bar from FireFox 2.

While this isn't the most elegant solution, it's not bad if you're looking for a way to make Stacks in Leopard look much nicer.

http://t.ecksdee.org/post/19001860

I thought this was very representative of the mentality of Apple versus other computer manufacturers in regards to the user's experience. Click on the thumbnail to see the full size image.

Source: http://www.digg.com/apple/Apple_iMac_vs_Dell_XPS_410_PIC

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