I have recently had some issues with Firefox and I am wondering if its because they are getting too big to fast?
Just last night I was surfing the web using Firefox and had to remove all my add-ons because my surfing had come to a grinding halt.

Check out this link for the graphical answer to who is leading the browser wars…

Browser Market Share

When you get done looking at it, come back and leave a comment.

Do you feel Firefox is getting too big for its britches?

I ran across this keyword research tool that finally answers the question… What questions are people asking when they are searching for a certain keyword.  This is gonna help you in so many ways its ridiculous, but I am going to mention a couple here so  you can get your juices flowing.

• Answer questions for articles
• Answer questions for blog posts
• Answer questions because people love answers and will be searching for them

Here is the link for this awesome Keyword Research Tool before I forget…

http://labs.wordtracker.com/keyword-questions

You guys owe me one!!!

To Your Success,

Clint Anderson

I have been using firefox 3.5 for about 3 hours now, and it is definitely faster than its predecessor. Some things to look forward to with the upgrade include open video, a recently closed windows menu item, and speed enhancements I have mentioned previous.

Mozilla the makers of Firefox claim the speed increase is double that of version 3. Not as much lag time pulling up sites as their used to be. The new open video html 5 video tag allows us to embed video directly into our sites and playback with no external applications like flash, or quicktime. Is this going to replace flash, not quite yet.. but it won’t be long before this open source ogg video codec is going to take over things on the web. It just makes the whole thing simpler when it comes to figuring out how to play videos. If there is ever a time where you accidentally shut down your browser, you can always go to History->Recently Open Windows->and click on the window listing that you had open to retrieve where you were.

If you don’t have the latest version go check it out at Firefox 3.5.

I would fanatically say that it is time to upgrade your Firefox browser to the latest version. It appears to be quick, nimble, and stable…

To Your Success,

Clint Anderson