I have always been a Mozilla Firefox user since 2006. What I like most about it are its strong security, tabbed browsing and automatic spell checking features as well as the various plug-ins that you can add to suit your needs.

So when the latest version 3.5 codenamed Shiretoko was released last month, I immediately upgraded to it.

However, it is still far from perfect. When my firefox browser crashed for some unknown reason, I restarted it and this screenshot below greeted me (click to enlarge):

That’s the Restore Session feature for Firefox 3.5 and it says, “Well, this is embarrassing”. Compare it to the previous Restore Session feature for Firefox 3.0:

Instead of becoming annoyed due to the crash, I was somehow amused.

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