The last of the Firefox 3 betas has hit the scene, and at this point it is hard to believe they are still finding things to improve on. So where are the improvements from Beta 4 to Beta 5 of Firefox 3? Well this is what Mozilla says:
Firefox 3 Beta 5 includes more than 750 changes from the previous beta, improving stability and web compatibility, providing platform and user interface enhancements, and resulting in the fastest Firefox ever. Many of these improvements were based on community feedback from the previous beta.
Be sure to check out all of the release notes, and to take a full tour – Mozilla Links has you covered yet again. So if this is the latest of the betas, what does come next? The next release should be a release candidate version which will be what we can expect to see in the final process. With the release candidates they will be having more people test things out and kind of polishing little things here and there.
So should you or should you not be using Firefox 3 yet? I would say for 90% of the population or people using Firefox, no. You should at least wait for the release candidate versions or the final version. The fact of the mater is, even though Firefox 3 looks good it still is not done yet. The idea of bringing this topic up started after reading a post over at 
