DR. GIRLFRIEND  Agreed.  
(Version 5.0.9220.531002)

ERUNNO  I'm glad that you still like it though. ;-)  
(Version 3.5.4)

ST00P!D M0NK3Y  What computer are you running? Runs blazing fast for me.  
(Version 3.5.1)

ERUNNO  64-bit support is being actively developed for the next version of Firefox which should be released 6-9 months after 3.5 (not that Mozilla has a great track record of keeping appointed dates).

What is actually wrong with the interface? It looks and (mostly) behaves like a native Cocoa application. Firefox 3.5 received a lot of tweaks compared to 3.0 to get rid of many inconsistencies (e.g. inactive state, moving by grabbing toolbar, etc.). And the general look is in line with applications like QuickTime and especially iTunes.

It sure looks more like a native OS X application than QuickTime X ;-)  
(Version 3.5rc3)

IINDIGO  There are still a few UI inconsistencies (for example, selected menu items don't blink like normal Mac ones do - you click the item, the menu disappears) and I don't know if it's like this on an intel machine, but on my PPC iMac, 3.5 still has that "clunky" feeling where UI elements lag a second before redrawing. This causes it to still feel distinctly non-native.

Unfortunately, I don't believe this problem can be resolved unless Firefox does a Camino-style shedding of its XUL-powered UI.  
(Version 3.5rc3)

ERUNNO  @IINDIGO

What kind of menu items are you talking about? I do not doubt statement but I haven't come across any bug report on bugzilla which deals with this inconsistency. Might be worth opening a bug for it. If it's easy to fix there's a good chance it will find its way into the next version.

I don't have any problem with UI drawing speed but I'm on a MacBook Pro 5.1 so it might be that it's simply fast enough so that any lag becomes unnoticeable. And Firefox will never drop XUL as many extensions depend on it for cross-platform UI (incidentally, this is the reason why Camino does not support Firefox extensions as it lacks a proper XUL implementation).  
(Version 3.5rc3)

IINDIGO  The menu items that seem affected by the problem are those that reside in contextual menus yielded by right-clicking anything in a page. Also, while it's difficult to notice, the same contextual menus make use of Tiger-style menu dividers instead of the simpler Leopard ones.

As for my machine, I'm currently using a 20" 2.1Ghz iMac G5.

I'll just continue to use OmniWeb since it provides most of the extra niceties that Firefox addons give (adblocking, per-page preferences and stylesheets mainly) while still feeling completely native.  
(Version 3.5rc3)

HEAVY_BABY  "Shared" folder will be created at initial Cabos startup.

Just you can delete "Shared" folder.  
(Version 0.7.8)

GIKKU  to change sharing folder.

select Preferences

>sharing

click on the folder to remove, click remove.

or select 'add folder' to, ah, add folder.  
(Version 0.7.8)

JEFF H.  Homeland Security for the Mac...constant terror alert, but just as useless! LOL!  
(Version 3.93)

BRUCE_Y  what version is Safari up to on this X 10.4.5 updater?  
(Version 10.4.5)

WEBMOTIVA  2.0.3 (417.8)  
(Version 10.4.5)