Firefox Aurora --the beta version of Firefox-- has a neat new feature to play with. When checking pages their HTML and CSS content, you can choose to see the pages in 3D. This gives things like this:


Any idea what I made the screen shot of? ;-)


A thread at the Seti forums, all 57 posts.

But we can do better at that:

This is Fred's "Automatic Temperature regulation" thread.

What to think of the BOINC web site in 3D?


Or the BOINC forums index?


And for the developers, this is what revision 25926 looks like from here. ;-)

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OK, so it's in 'normal' Firefox as well. Whenever you're on any web-page, right click on it, choose "Inspect Element (Q)", then when that's bar has started up, click 3D View. Presto, the web-page you view is then showing in 3D. Check HTML to see it unhampered.

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In your LM 9-main-gnome system, the regular changes just included Firefox 9.0.1. If memory assists, I was actually running three.6.
FYI--When downloading/installing, it quizzed if I desired to maintain a particular initialization .js file or overwrite it with the absence one. Typically I'll select the absence one; that's just what I did right here. Right after beginning Firefox once again, and flowing v9, I went through simple Tastes to be certain everything was set to precisely what I wanted. There have been a couple add-on incompatibilities, but absolutely nothing significant