A few days ago I upgraded to Firefox 3.5 and just yesterday I experienced some epic freezing when a poorly programmed script took over one of the tabs. Like many people, I generally have many tabs open on any given browser window so a freeze can be a big problem if the browser reloads all previous tabs, including those that are problematic. WELL, it appears that the new Firefox has a great fix for this! After the first freeze, I relaunched the browser, which restored all of the tabs and froze again. After relaunching the browser a second time I was presented with this menu.

Yes, Firefox allowed me to restore ALL of the tabs except for the one that was causing problems! I was aware that this technology was being implemented among various browser, but I was so impressed that I needed to share my experience.

Continuing from the previous post, lets move beyond the original Pentium systems and towards the era of laptops and dual core processors.

I am a 25 year old that has been lucky enough to have been raised in a fairly technocentric household that was among the first to adopt computers and the Internet in our area. I should note that our house is largely surrounded by fields and did not have cable access until 1999 so this was quite the feat.

I should note that while we often had computers, the systems were never the focus of our being. When it was not raining I could not be found sitting at a desk, but would be in the nearby forests building tree forts, climbing trees to ridiculous heights, playing in a homemade quinzee or spending countless days on the golf course. I look forward to hearing the computer experiences of others.