Today, Mozilla have published the final version of Firefox 3.5.  
 
Initially called 3.1, Mozilla have renamed the new version of Firefox, version 3.5, code name Shiretoko, due to many improvements and new features such as:
 
- Better performance and stability with the new TraceMonkey JavaScript engine

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Downloaded, installed, found a theme that makes it look more like Safari 4, installed the tabs - not bad The tabs thing is a great little add on, there are so many different things  - the style of viewing tabs, the 3D angle to view them from (though the selection for that doesn't correspond to the way you see it, like the front one looks from the side - very confusing) and what colour for the background, with the option for an image. And best of all, FF3.5 hasn't crashed yet!

Still hasn't quite replaced Safari 4, but who knows - I'll need to use it a bit more and see.

Still missing how easy it was to use Chrome, especially the tabs - I loved that simplistic interface and intuitive feel

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This version is more of a under-the-hood update, but a nice update anyway.

Some sites (with a lot of javascript) feel a little faster, but I'll have to test it for a longer period of time to see how it really works.

*waiting for 4.0*