If you are searching a lot in text files having a separate search window is cumbersome.

There's a wealth of documentation on packages that are installed, in /usr/share/doc. This documentation isn't prominent.

Would be nice to just select, right click menu and print selection, on the website, so you won't print all the menus and advertisements together.

It's not an option for now of course, but everyone who use it saw the real speed web surfing that we need!

1) May be as a first step - use it i Ubuntu mobile (now I see Firefox is too heavy for it)
2) Chrome in Ubuntu

Some tests: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1001_3-10030888-92.html

I use gmail imap with thunderbird and it has to be cleaned up. Please do following:
1. Please seperate between every account. This way there will be no conflict!
2. Thunderbird currently shows for my imap gmail all the gmail folders plus another Inbox, Sent, Trash and a segment Local folders with Unsent and Trash. Delete that and display only the gmail folders (since this is an imap, if I wanted to store emails, I would save them myself and usually accounts provides all necessary folders). Please do make is accessable without an Addon. If thunderbird does not have a connection to the account, show the previous session.
3. Distinct between all accounts in the address book, sync them automatically and do not preinstall books (like personal book or whatsoever). Keep the intern tree of an imap. For local folders allow me to set the path on my hard disk for each book. Make it available without Addon!
4 Clean up account settings in Edit. The user should set the incoming servers the way outgoind servers are set and connect them together. So one could use the incoming server of one server, the outgoing of another, the contacts, calendar, notes of a third.
5. Allow thunderbird to be ran in the background with an icon in the notification area. Let the user decide, whether thunderbird disappears or terminates, if I click the cross.

Hi!

I note that Firefox (2.0.x) on Ubuntu is slower than Firefox on Windows XP/Vista.

On Ubuntu, this app is less reactive, and it could be a bit irritative for new users (and also the others)

I'm sure a faster browser could be appreciated for Ubuntu users.

Thank you for considering this feature.

(Sorry for my poor English)

It would be nice to know, when you zoom in and out in Firefox, what the zoom factor currently is.
For me this is mainly because I would like to reset it to 100% after zooming in or out.

Two suggestions:

1.

Go to google.com and start typing for something you wish to search for. It immediately starts doing a search as you started typing. Implemented in AJAX its very very convenient. Same with www.yahoo.com.

However the ubuntu start page in Firefox does not have "search as you type". I could very well change my homepage to www.google.com or www.yahoo.com. Using the ubuntu start page provides revenue to Ubuntu ( or rather Cannonical) because of their revenue sharing Google and now Yahoo (since 10.04).

I wish to use the search from within Ubuntu start page, but the "search as you type" is one big missing item.



2.

Going to the Ubuntu start page, the cursor is not inside the search bar. I have to click inside the search bar to start typing. It would be nice to have the cursor inside the search bar once the page loads.

When i click a link to a file in Firefox, the save dialog pops up and asks if I want to open it with something, or save it. This saves to the configured download directory. If the link to a file is a button (such as the export from phpmyadmin) you cannot right click to get save as, which means you have to download it to the default location and then go and manually move it to the place you wanted it.

I would like "Open Link in New Tab" to change place with "Open Link in New Window". Opening a link in a new tab is used more frequently than opening a link in a new window, so it should be placed on top!