I know, I'm against the odds here... but I use Safari (on OS X). If I were to use FF (which I do occasionally) it would probably let me know it's out and I would dl it...

I know that's not really an arg, but this seems to be so unbalanced that I should share that with all of you.

Now, if I find out that FF3 beats the shit out of Safari 3 from credible sources, I'll have no other choice.

While Firefox has improved by leaps and bounds, there's simply no reason for me to take part in a marketing event sponsored by Firefox.

I've already downloaded RC3 of their latest release and it's pretty good. But the time it takes Firefox to first start up is still almost three times longer than IE (atleast on my computer, other computers may vary).

Lastly, there are still a few websites and applications which refuse to work with Firefox (and IE 7 for that matter).

I pledged and everything, but unfortunately I won't be around June 17.

I'll be away on a course on Tuesday, so unless they have WiFi I won't be downloading that day

I'm adding an argument to this side because it's visually awkward to see such a lopsided debate. Plus, why would anybody be so passionately disinterested in a browser to effectively argue against participating in its download day?

Honestly though, I can hardly even remember holidays that remain the same every year. I'll probably forget and then get it the next day.

I would, but firefox will probably freeze, soak up 99% of the cpu and then trash my system.