Firefox 3

Its Firefox party time again. Can a browser really make the Web better? Try Firefox and see for yourself. Learn more. If you want to get a quick update on whats new in Firefox 3.

Firefox 3 screengrab

  1. Download your copy and install in case you haven’t.
  2. Once installed, follow these instructions from Mikelao Photography to set your colour management to True(in case it is Flase)
  3. Colour management plug in can be downloaded from Sean Hayes website
  4. Once you have done the above steps confirm its all good by visiting the International Color Consortium.

Firefox away!

Update: If you wish to run both Firefox 2 and 3 simultaneously from your Mac or windows. And in case you want to enable kerning here is hope. If you’re unsure what Kerning is, read up at Wikipedia.

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