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Archive for 03/04/2008
Mozilla: Final Firefox 3 beta is faster and lighter
03/04/2008 by swordfish.
The fifth and final beta version of Firefox 3 was released on Wednesday, ahead of the updated browser’s final release in June.
The new beta includes more than 750 changes from its predecessor, according to Mozilla, the maker of Firefox. The company has claimed that security, stability and web compatibility have been improved, and suggested that Firefox 3, which is based on the new Gecko 1.9 web-rendering platform, will be the fastest-ever version of the browser.
It also appears that one of the most significant issues with Firefox in recent times, its heavy memory leakage, has been fixed. The memory footprint is now also smaller than that of competing browsers, such as Safari and Internet Explorer.
Source: ZDNet
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