Today Mozilla Firefox 3 has finally been released.  This release, which has been in beta and RC for months, marks a great leap in the usability of Firefox.  These improvements include better support for the look of native widgets, the new AwesomeBar which integrates with the bookmarks and history, better JavaScript performance and lower and more maintained memory usage.  Also, under the hood changes now allow Firefox 3 to pass the infamous Acid2 test and history and bookmarks are now stored using SQLite.

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