Mozilla posted the first Firefox 3.0 release candidate last week. Today Mozilla announced it has tagged ten high-priority bugs in release candidate 1, three of which were deemed critical. Since it is still gathering feedback from users, Mozilla has not reached a decision on whether to release 3.0 as is or go to a second release candidate. Of the ten, eight affect Firefox on all the major operating systems and two were specific to Linux only. Mozilla said testing on the bugs is ongoing so that fixes would be available in case a decision is made to go with RC2.