I've only used it for a couple of minutes, but have already noticed
the speed improvements. Two bugs that I hoped might have been fixed,
though I am not entirely certain that they are solely caused by WE
since they had been solved after installing 7.11 with Firefox 3.5 and
then reappeared with FF 3.6, I still have the problem that makes
Wikipedia and some other sites very difficult to use where browse
mode will only stay off for a couple of seconds only allowing one to
enter a couple of characters into the edit box for the search, this
also happens instantly if one backspaces to correct a typing mistake.
Also, a lot of pages only half load, requiring one to reload to read
the rest of the page, Amazon and news sites are big ones for this
one. Finally, a lot of sites like foxnews.com and cnn.com keep
returning one to the top of the page after one has read a few lines
down into the page. I thought that perhaps the half loading and
constant jumping back to the top of a page might be a buffer problem
with Firefox, but I increased my buffer to 8 Gb and it still happens.
Again, I am not certain how much of this is WE and how much is
Firefox, but the problems had vanished completely when I moved from
WE 7.1 to 7.11, so I had hoped that something might be able to be done.
Anyway, a lot of other fixes seem to be working. I am going to try
out the iTunes functionality as soon as I can with family visiting.
Hats off to the GW Micro crew for a first beta that seems more stable
than a lot of people's full releases.
Chris
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