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Power User's Guide to Firefox 3

Upgrading to Firefox 3 has been working out great so far. I do look forward to extensions such as AutoCopy updating soon, but otherwise I'm very pleased with the browser's improvements. I've also been learning more about getting the most of Firefox 3, with this handy "Power User's Guide":

Link: Firefox 3: Power User's Guide to Firefox 3.

"it's time to dig deep and unearth the shortcuts, tweaks, and even Easter eggs that Mozilla marketing doesn't mention. In honor of today's official release of Firefox 3—at 10AM Pacific Time—let's dive in past Firefox 3's most talked-about feature-set into its lesser-known power uses, tricks, and customizations"

New June Menu at Iraila

Fan of Iraila restaurant at 24th and Hilyard? Head over soon for their new summer menu!

"Since there is so much great organic produce out there, we're finally into our new Summer menu! We have retired a few dishes until the fall but come in and try the new Hazelnut-yogurt Beet, carrot and apple salad, our Salad Fattoush, Catalan flatbread, Chicken Piccata and some fun uses for Orzo!"

Not too shabby.

Iraila will also be hosting a family-style dinner on June 28th at 6:30 p.m., featuring Mediterranean Tapas, Mezes, and Antipastis. Check Iraila.com for the menu.

For info and reservations, email to info@iraila.com or call (541) 684-8400.

Happy summer eating!

Field Guide to Firefox 3

Tomorrow (Tuesday, June 17) is launch day for the new Firefox 3. Excited? You know, I am, and I don't usually get too excited over software. But with so many improvements coming to the new Firefox, from using less memory to more robust bookmarking, I cannot wait to see how my favorite browser's new version performs. To help prepare for the launch, there's a very detailed and image-rich Field Guide to the new 'Fox:

Link: dria.org � Blog Archive � Field Guide to Firefox 3.

"We’re done. Firefox 3 is going to be launched very soon. In anticipation of this long-awaited event, the folks in the Mozilla community have been writing extensively about the new and improved features you’ll see in the browser. The new features cover the full range from huge and game-changing to ones so subtle you may not notice them until you realize that using Firefox is just somehow easier and better. The range of improved features is similar — whole back-end systems have been rebuilt from scratch, while other features have been tweaked slightly or redesigned in small ways. Overall the result is the fastest, safest, slimmest, and easiest to use version of Firefox yet."