Mark Allen
United States of America
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8.0 Alpha 1 (Nightly Build) (Aug 5, 2011)
Keep in mind this is an alpha. my biggest complaint is a lag during scrolling. others have posted similar comments on mozilla's site. other than that, it runs fast and quite well. stability (as expected) is not 100%, and it has crashed on rare occasions. 4/5
3.0.4.35 Beta (May 3, 2011)
Sadly disappointed with the prog. The ads (which are hideous) add insult to injury.
4.0 RC1 (Mar 10, 2011)
I'm using 4.0b13pre, as well as the new RC on Win7 64-bit without problem. Chrome is slightly faster, but (the gap (particularly for javascript) is closing fast. Both chrome and ff have made major strides for non-IE browsers. I use both.
4.0 Beta 12 (Feb 28, 2011)
68MB here. Seems fairly stable. Not perfect on html5, but that's a working draft according to the w3c. Follow this link to see how many hard blockers are left.
http://canweshipyet.com/
4.61 (Feb 23, 2011)
I loved Pmail, but please let it die a graceful death. 16-bit support? DOS? Win 95? Netware? David Harris was amazing. But unless he has come up with a 32/64-bit program that offers something better than Thunderbird (yes, I know TB is currently 32-bit), then let's remember pmail for the excellent program it was.
4.61 (Jul 23, 2008 - 9:47 AM)
There's a sucker born every second...
4.61 (Jul 14, 2008 - 8:07 PM)
They can afford to give these away for free. They make a fortune on the games sold, extra hardware, etc.
4.61 (Jun 26, 2008 - 5:11 PM)
LOL - Yes, Verizon needs the iPhone and the BlackBerry Bold. Let's get with it!
4.61 (Apr 11, 2008 - 10:27 PM)
I had Vista installed on a test machine (dual core, 4GB, extremely fast video card, etc) and when my main machine had a hardware failure, I put the test machine into production. It was slow, would hang, and of course the biggest problem was drivers. I had to uninstall Vista and install XP. So now I have one station with Linux and one with XP. I have no plans to upgrade to Vista now. I find it hopeful that some people here have had success with SP1. I know XP has a little rocky start, but I don't recall if it was as rocky as Vista. Of course eventually we will have to migrate, but not now.