First, the good news. Firefox 4 is fast. And, it includes some new features that are useful, like Sync, which will keep your history, passwords, and bookmarks synchronized across all your computers and even your smartphone.

In version 4, the Firefox developers made significant changes to the look of the browser. I suppose this is neither good nor bad, but just takes some getting used to. It’s a jolt, though. They’ve hidden the menu bar unless you dig around and turn it back on. They’ve put the tabs at the top of the window, and they’ve crammed all the menu items into one tiny button “for easier access.”

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