Zdnet writes:
"Previous benchmark tests that I'd carried out on my Mac mini had shown that Safari 3.1 was the fastest browser for the Mac OS X. Firefox 3.0 Beta 5 changes that."
Following their success with crafting an online multiplayer survival game in the Exiled Lands with Conan Exiles, Funcom is looking to repeat the victory with a different IP.
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Even Shift Up admits Stellar Blade's story isn't the best, and also confirmed the in-development story DLC has now been shifted to the sequel.
Good to see the devs acknowledge it. Thoguht the gameplay was fun but I could really care less for Eve or any of the characters. Hopefully the sequel will give Eve actual personality.
Oh the irony..
I don't care.
EVERYONE needs to use Firefox. Its the Metal Gear Solid of web browsing.
Their is Mozilla Firefox and then their is everything else.
I just ran a test and the latest Safari build blew the latest Firefox build out of the water. All of these tests always compare beta to release but in a beta to beta comparison Firefox really gets smoked. If your interested in the betas there actually called webkit and are the open source engine of Safari. Safari is just a gui for it. Thus the nightly webkit builds are identical to Safari on the surface (even have the same version number) except for a gold icon instead of silver.
It's so close as to be a non-issue. Add a single extension and it's back to even between the two. So, while extensions are a boon they also can be a liability. There's something to be said for prioritizing your install choices. Btw, if you want to disagree, here's an Ars Tech article with proof: http://arstechnica.com/jour...
The best thing about this is that Firefox 3 is so much > Firefox 2. So much that people switching directly to the new release should be stunned. It's amazing how great browsers are improving thanks to healthy competition. That's why I'm all for Opera, Safari, and yes... even IE8 improving.
Browser mono-culture like what we've had with IE6 is unacceptable. It doesn't matter if the name of the browser is IE or Firefox, Opera, Safari, whatever... competition is a win for all of us, and not IE FTW, or Firefox FTW, etc.