Just installed Firefox 3.5

Yes, I got it 😉

PRO: it is better in rendering, it is faster. Zooming a page works perfectly this time.
CONS: I think it eats more RAM than its predecessors.
One single TAB requires 100 MB RAM and 78 MB VM. Firefox 3.0.11 needed about 80MB RAM with the same plugins and theme.

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