Firefox 3 Support

Hi.
Just notice the latest release candidate still does not support firefox 3. Is anyone aware of any plans to include this for the final release.

Mwdunlop,
If firefox fixed the bugs Novell reported, it would have happened
already...
Shaun Pond

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