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Firefox 3 Release Candidate 1 unveiled
19/05/2008 by swordfish.
Mozilla has unveiled Release Candidate 1 for Firefox 3, as the June release of the popular open-source browser creeps closer.
Mozilla claims the latest itineration contains around 14,000 updates, though the one most people are liable to notice is the page rendering, now handled by the Gecko 1.9 Engine which puts a significant spring in Firefox’s step when loading web pages.
Other notable features include improved JavaScript rendering, which Mozilla claims will double the speed of script-heavy pages such as Gmail.
Source: PC Pro
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