Having just offered the Firefox 3.0.2 stability and security update for version 3.0.1, Mozilla is hard at work to produce yet another refresh. Firefox 3.0.2 was released simultaneously with Firefox 2.0.0.17, but while the integration of the latter went as smooth as possible, the latest update for v3.0 brought a regre... |
26 September 2008
11:37 GMT |
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While making headway in the development of the first Beta build of Firefox 3.1 codename Shiretoko, Mozilla is also tending to the 2.0 and 3.0 versions of its open source browser. In this context, the latest releases of Firefox 3.0 and Firefox 2.0 are now available for download. Both Firefox 3.0.2 and Firefox 2.... |
24 September 2008
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Mozilla is currently joggling around with three versions of Firefox. Having released Firefox 3.0 in mid-2008, Mozilla is also focusing on the evolution of versions 2.0 and 3.1, codename Shiretoko. Initially scheduled for delivery this week, Firefox 3.0.2 and Firefox 2.0.0.17 have been postponed and will not be availa... |
19 September 2008
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According to Mozilla's initial plans, the first Beta of Firefox 3.1 codename Shiretoko was slated for availability by the end of August 2008, but this is no longer the case. Firefox 3.1 will only be released in October this year. The beta code freeze for the successor of Firefox 3.0 was moved from August to earl... |
29 August 2008
12:36 GMT |
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Mozilla is attempting to build nothing short of an altar for Firefox 3.0. And the fact of the matter is that the latest iteration of the open source browser deserved nothing less, as it skyrocketed to a record 8 million downloads just in the first 24 hours of availability. In this context, Mozilla is yet again turnin... |
18 August 2008
15:06 GMT |
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With the release of Firefox 3.0 on June 17, 2008, Mozilla has virtually signed off the death sentence of Firefox 2.0. However, the migration of Firefox 2.0's install base to the latest version of the open source browser, although a natural process of transition, will not be left unattended by Mozilla. In fact, t... |
13 August 2008
11:36 GMT |
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