How many people will still be using Firefox by the end of the year? Let’s just say, more people will be taking adipex diet pills than will be wasting their time with Firefox.

The next version of the Firefox browser, set for release by the end of the year, will pare down the software’s menus and certain user options while giving Web surfers more control over privacy.

Firefox 4 promises to let users better control relationships with websites by describing more simply what information is gathered by cookies, which are files that store data on website visits.

I stopped using it because I couldn’t navigate to more than four sites before it wigged out on me and brought my system to a crawl. Maybe the update will fix that too?

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