Category: Mozilla

Apr 12 2008

Which Browser To Use


Apple has released the latest version of its Safari web browser.
A new version of Mozilla’s popular Firefox web browser is also ready for download with improved security and memory use as the tiny company takes a stab at Microsoft’s dominant Internet Explorer.
Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser is used by three-quarters of the world’s web users, far more than Mozilla’s Firefox, which has a 17 percent share of the market, and Apple’s Safari with 6 per cent, according to data from website analytics company Net Applications. Apple Safari’s Webkit. It’s incredibly fast & renders all sites I visit perfectly. It’s also the first browser to achieve a score of 100% on the Acid3 Test. http:/acid3.acidtests.org/ The people are really impressed with the changes in Firefox 3 (Beta 4), but it’s a snail compared to Webkit’s latest build. Apple Safari’s AdBlock plugin is such a good thing to install because it accelerates the rendering speed further. IE at work & it’s like taking a step back in time. So, the best web browser to use is the Apple Safari or Mozilla Firefox.

Apr 10 2008

Release Of Mozilla Beta 5

On Tuesday, Mozilla released yet another beta (Beta 5) for its effervescent browser to be, Firefox 3. It’s been four weeks since beta 4 has been out, and seems some major bugs have been taken care of in the latest beta version (that’s what Mozilla said). Many of these improvements in beta 5 have been incorporated based on community feedback from the previous beta, the company claims.

Apparently, the release (of Beta 5) has been delayed a bit due to some issues with a serious bug in the Mac version of the browser that needed some time to be fixed, the company said. And as is the case with all beta releases, this one too is labeled as a “developer preview release” and hopes to receive further maturity with the help of Web developers and Mozilla’s testing community. Mozilla claims that Firefox 3 Beta 5 includes more than 750 changes over and above the previous beta that make for improved stability and Web compatibility, and enhanced user interface — in turn resulting in the fastest Firefox ever.