http://www.mozilla.org/projects/firefox/
win! my planet once again has a fox humping it. I've been using Deer Park for so long that it's actually throwing me off a bit.
http://www.squarefree.com/burningedge/releases/1.5a1.html -- what was new in Alpha 1
http://www.squarefree.com/burningedge/releases/1.5a2.html -- what was new in Alpha 2
http://www.squarefree.com/burningedge/releases/1.5b1.html -- what's new in Beta 1
of note: a few large memory leaks plugged, popup blocker improved slightly, more forays into CSS3, tabs are now rearrangeable by drag-drop, back/forwards have been made incredibly fast, error pages instead of dialogs (for server-not-found etc), reorganized Options dialog, feature to report a 'broken' website on the Help menu, autoupdating, basic support for for a vector image language called SVG, better array support in Javascript, more intelligent FTP, image thumbnails as tab icons, a menu option to delete private data, the ability to use userContent.css to apply CSS to only certain sites, lots of little bugfixes.
this IS of course a beta, but I've been using nightly builds for the past week or so and they've been quite stable. also, extensions will NOT work until their version numbers are bumped; in my experience this tends to happen fairly quickly, but I cannot guarantee it will happen at all for many extensions.
Beta 2 is due in early October, and the release candidates are due in early November. from the look of the bug list, there's not really a lot left to do.
crossposting everywhere
win! my planet once again has a fox humping it. I've been using Deer Park for so long that it's actually throwing me off a bit.
http://www.squarefree.com/burningedge/releases/1.5a1.html -- what was new in Alpha 1
http://www.squarefree.com/burningedge/releases/1.5a2.html -- what was new in Alpha 2
http://www.squarefree.com/burningedge/releases/1.5b1.html -- what's new in Beta 1
of note: a few large memory leaks plugged, popup blocker improved slightly, more forays into CSS3, tabs are now rearrangeable by drag-drop, back/forwards have been made incredibly fast, error pages instead of dialogs (for server-not-found etc), reorganized Options dialog, feature to report a 'broken' website on the Help menu, autoupdating, basic support for for a vector image language called SVG, better array support in Javascript, more intelligent FTP, image thumbnails as tab icons, a menu option to delete private data, the ability to use userContent.css to apply CSS to only certain sites, lots of little bugfixes.
this IS of course a beta, but I've been using nightly builds for the past week or so and they've been quite stable. also, extensions will NOT work until their version numbers are bumped; in my experience this tends to happen fairly quickly, but I cannot guarantee it will happen at all for many extensions.
Beta 2 is due in early October, and the release candidates are due in early November. from the look of the bug list, there's not really a lot left to do.
crossposting everywhere
