Here’s a few other things you should do:

• Plan an impromptu Download Fest at your school, office, or home – anywhere with an Internet connection. Or, attend a Firefox 3 gathering.
• Join one of the following social networking groups and invite all your friends.
• Find your Firefox Campus Rep and see how you can help today or what festivities you can join.
• Follow mozillafirefox on Twitter
  
• Goes without saying, Add our buttons or banners to your site, blog, or profile.
  
• In case you haven’t yet, checkout the cool new Firefox 3 features at the DD HQ.
• Catch in on the latest buzz about Firefox 3 World record in the Community Forum
  
• Check out the cool “People who’ve pledged” map at the DD HQ homepage.

Firefox 3 Features

Top 10 Firefox 3 Features | The Best Article Every day

Firefox 3 – Lifehacker

Firefox 3 – Slashdot

Field Guide to Firefox 3

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Firefox 3 Release Candidate 3 (If people like to see what Firefox 3 look like download it.)

What’s New in Firefox 3 (Release Candidate 3) Release Notes

Released: June 11, 2008

This third Firefox 3 Release Candidate is a preview release of Mozilla’s next generation Firefox browser and is being made available fortesting purposes only.

Preview releases are published to collect feedback from Web developers and our testing community before advancing to the next stage in the release process. The final version of Firefox 3 will be released when we qualify the product as fully ready for our users. Users of the latest released version of Firefox should not expect all of their add-ons to work properly with this preview release.

Please see below for an extensive list of features and enhancements found in Firefox 3, as well as known issues and frequently asked questions. As always, we appreciate your feedback either through this feedback form or by filing a bug in Bugzilla.

What’s New in Firefox 3

Firefox 3 is based on the Gecko 1.9 Web rendering platform, which has been under development for the past 34 months. Building on the previous release, Gecko 1.9 has more than 15,000 updates including some major re-architecting to provide improved performance, stability, rendering correctness, and code simplification and sustainability. Firefox 3 has been built on top of this new platform resulting in a more secure, easier to use, more personal product with a lot more under the hood to offer website and Firefox add-on developers.

More Secure

• One-click site info: Click the site favicon in the location bar to see who owns the site and to check if your connection is protected from eavesdropping. Identity verification is prominently displayed and easier to understand. When a site uses Extended Validation (EV) SSL certificates, the site favicon button will turn green and show the name of the company you’re connected to. (Try it here!)
• Malware Protection: malware protection warns users when they arrive at sites which are known to install viruses, spyware, trojans or other malware. (Try it here!)
• New Web Forgery Protection page: the content of pages suspected as web forgeries is no longer shown. (Try it here!)
• New SSL error pages: clearer and stricter error pages are used when Firefox encounters an invalid SSL certificate. (Try it here!)
• Add-ons and Plugin version check: Firefox now automatically checks add-on and plugin versions and will disable older, insecure versions.
• Secure add-on updates: to improve add-on update security, add-ons that provide updates in an insecure manner will be disabled.
• Anti-virus integration: Firefox will inform anti-virus software when downloading executables.
• Vista Parental Controls: Firefox now respects the Vista system-wide parental control setting for disabling file downloads.
• Effective top-level domain (eTLD) service better restricts cookies and other restricted content to a single domain.
• Better protection against cross-site JSON data leaks.

Easier to Use

• Easier password management: an information bar replaces the old password dialog so you can now save passwords after a successful login.
• Simplified add-on installation: the add-ons whitelist has been removed making it possible to install extensions from third-party sites in fewer clicks.
• New Download Manager: the revised download manager makes it much easier to locate downloaded files, and you can see and search on the name of the website where a file came from. Your active downloads and time remaining are always shown in the status bar as your files download.
• Resumable downloading: users can now resume downloads after restarting the browser or resetting your network connection.
• Full page zoom: from the View menu and via keyboard shortcuts, the new zooming feature lets you zoom in and out of entire pages, scaling the layout, text and images, or optionally only the text size. Your settings will be remembered whenever you return to the site.
• Podcasts and Videocasts can be associated with your media playback tools.
• Tab scrolling and quickmenu: tabs are easier to locate with the new tab scrolling and tab quickmenu.
• Save what you were doing: Firefox will prompt users to save tabs on exit.
• Optimized Open in Tabs behavior: opening a folder of bookmarks in tabs now appends the new tabs rather than overwriting.
• Location and Search bar size can now be customized with a simple resizer item.
• Text selection improvements: multiple text selections can be made with Ctrl/Cmd; double-click drag selects in “word-by-word” mode; triple-clicking selects a paragraph.
• Find toolbar: the Find toolbar now opens with the current selection.
• Plugin management: users can disable individual plugins in the Add-on Manager.
• Integration with Windows: Firefox now has improved Windows icons, and uses native user interface widgets in the browser and in web forms.
• Integration with the Mac: the new Firefox theme makes toolbars, icons, and other user interface elements look like a native OS X application. Firefox also uses OS X widgets and supports Growl for notifications of completed downloads and available updates. A combined back and forward control make it even easier to move between web pages.
• Integration with Linux: Firefox’s default icons, buttons, and menu styles now use the native GTK theme.

More Personal

• Star button: quickly add bookmarks from the location bar with a single click; a second click lets you file and tag them.
• Tags: associate keywords with your bookmarks to sort them by topic.
• Location bar & auto-complete: type in all or part of the title, tag or address of a page to see a list of matches from your history and bookmarks; a new display makes it easier to scan through the matching results and find that page you’re looking for. Results are returned according to their frecency (a combination of frequency and recency of visits to that page) ensuring that you’re seeing the most relevant matches. An adaptive learning algorithm further tunes the results to your patterns!
• Smart Bookmarks Folder: quickly access your recently bookmarked and tagged pages, as well as your more frequently visited pages with the new smart bookmarks folder on your bookmark toolbar.
• Places Organizer: view, organize and search through all of your bookmarks, tags, and browsing history with multiple views and smart folders to store your frequent searches. Create and restore full backups whenever you want.
• Web-based protocol handlers: web applications, such as your favorite webmail provider, can now be used instead of desktop applications for handling mailto: links from other sites. Similar support is available for other protocols (Web applications will have to first enable this by registering as handlers with Firefox).
• Download & Install Add-ons: the Add-ons Manager (Tools > Add-ons) can now be used to download and install a Firefox customization from the thousands of Add-ons available from our community add-ons website. When you first open the Add-ons Manager, a list of recommended Add-ons is shown.
• Easy to use Download Actions: a new Applications preferences pane provides a better UI for configuring handlers for various file types and protocol schemes.

Improved Platform for Developers

• New graphics and font handling: new graphics and text rendering architectures in Gecko 1.9 provides rendering improvements in CSS, SVG as well as improved display of fonts with ligatures and complex scripts.
• Color management: (set gfx.color_management.enabled on in about:config and restart the browser to enable.) Firefox can now adjust images with embedded color profiles.
• Offline support: enables web applications to provide offline functionality (website authors must add support for offline browsing to their site for this feature to be available to users).
• A more complete overview of Firefox 3 for developers is available for website and add-on developers.

Improved Performance

• Speed: improvements to our JavaScript engine as well as profile guided optimizations have resulted in continued improvements in performance. Compared to Firefox 2, web applications like Google Mail and Zoho Office run twice as fast in Firefox 3, and the popular SunSpider test from Apple shows improvements over previous releases.
• Memory usage: Several new technologies work together to reduce the amount of memory used by Firefox 3 over a web browsing session. Memory cycles are broken and collected by an automated cycle collector, a new memory allocator reduces fragmentation, hundreds of leaks have been fixed, and caching strategies have been tuned.
• Reliability: A user’s bookmarks, history, cookies, and preferences are now stored in a transactionally secure database format which will prevent data loss even if their system crashes.

A more complete, yet “unofficial” list of Firefox 3 changes with their bug numbers is available at the Burning Edge website.

Here are websites that have video’s on Firefox 3 below.

Firefox 3 – Google Video

Firefox 3 – Youtube

Firefox 3 Beta Video Review – Video by PC Magazine

Firefox 3 Video Review Video by CNBC Personal Technology

Inside Firefox 3 video – CNET TV

Mozilla’s Mike ‘Schrep’ Schroepfer deepest interview

Overview of Firefox 3

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If you are still using Explorer browser you might want to download Firefox browser.

The reasons why you should switch over to Firefox

Firefox browser – Switch
Flexbeta – 13 Reasons To Use Firefox Over IE – Page 1

Evangelize Mozilla

Image virus spreads via chat CNET News.com

Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online Feature Article: Time to Dump IE?
Mozilla’s Firefox a versatile, secure alternative to IE – The Triangle – Sci-Tech

Reasons to switch to the Mozilla Firefox browser

Security Watch: Why you should switch to Firefox now – CNET reviews
Switching from Internet Explorer to Firefox

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Checkout what BlogShares – Spread Firefox – Igniting the web – Igniting the web stock market say about Firefox browser.

BOINCstats.com – BOINC Statistics

Firefox Download Statistics

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Firefox Button’s (Some website that have button’s are HTML code and some are just to look at)

Affiliates Homepage. | Spread Firefox

First look: Firefox 3 beta 3 polishes rough edges

Mozilla Firefox – Promotional Buttons

Roboshrub Inc.: Firefox 3 Considered Fugly

Spread Firefox | Download Day 2008

Windows Vista with IE 7 Firefox Button’s and FF RC1

With Firefox 3 themes, it’s amateur hour – SuperSite Blo

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List of Must Have Extensions

adaptiveblue home Organize your collections Collect books, movies and gadgets just by one click.

Adblock,Adblock Plus, Adblock Project – Forum

Bookmark Backup 0.3.1 – “completing your XPI’rience”

Fasterfox – Installation – Speed Up Your Connection

Firefliter – After you download this addon you can filter out block offensive or harmful content with the Attachment Filter – Software602, Microsoft Junk E-Mail Filter and Specifying blocked files types. Keep in mind if there are any updates for this addon, you will need to add the filters again. Enter your passward and click on the Keywords and Websites then cut and past the two lists on these two websites above.

FirePhish Anti-Phishing Extension

McAfee SiteAdvisor – Firefox Extension Download

netcrafttoolbar

Nightly Tester Tools (It forces the add-on’s to work)

NoScipt Noscript Features

Port 25 : Windows Media Player Plug-in for Firefox

ProCon Latte

Protection from Spyware, Spam, Viruses and Online Scams SiteAdvisor

Public Fox

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You can download and install the Extension’s for Firfox Browser.

Add-ons Mirror (Powered by Invision Power Board), Extension Room, Firefox Help: Extensions, Gorgias’ Firefox Extensions, Mozilla Update, My Extensions Mirror

Also you can make exsentions for Firefox browser at How to write Firefox extensions, How to write Firefox extensions – Bobby, pryan.org/mozilla/forums:: View Forum – Firefox Status, Quadrone’s cache

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Syndicated Download Counter

Infocraft Projects Firefox Counter

Quick Online Tips: Add Firefox Download Counter on Your Site: Tips & Tools

sfx@cp.net

TickerFox – Firefox download counter odometer extension

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If you still need help go to Firefox Help and Suport websites below.

A Beginner’s Guide to Firefox

B&TW: Firefox Priv-Sec

Firefox Help – Online Help for the Mozilla Firefox Web Browser
Firefox Help, Tips and Tricks, Firefox links page
Frequently encountered issues
Frequently asked questions

Gripes about Firefox web browser

Hints and tips, Mozilla Firefox Help

MozillaNews
Mozilla Pastebin – collaborative debugging tool
MozillaZine – Mozilla community news and advocacy

Netscape DevEdg

Paul Thurrott’s SuperSite for Windows: Target IE: A look at Internet Explorer alternatives (Part 1)
Planet Mozilla
Plug-in FAQ
preferential.mozdev.org/preferences.html

RexSmedvig

XulPlanet.com

zillivisation

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Browser Wars/Misc

Comparison of web browsers – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Defending The Fox :: Main

Desktop Pipeline Firefox 1.0: The New World Wide Web Champ?

Stephen Brooks’s Website : : Browser Wars

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Firefox Wallpaper

If you want to customize your backround wallpaper computer at deviantART: Firefox – Rediscover the web by ~sc00zy, Image galleries – Spread Firefox, Take back the web

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