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Wednesday, November 30, 2005
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A new firefox version was released a couple of minutes ago. Dubbed as Mozilla firefox 1.5, "With dozens of enhancements, Firefox 1.5 will draw many new users to the improved Web experience it affords," said Mitchell Baker, CEO of Mozilla Corporation. "Firefox is proof of our passion for promoting choice and innovation on the Web and making the Internet accessible and productive. Firefox 1.5 is the easiest browser to install, use, customize, and keep up-to-date and secure."

Firefox 1.5 has been enhanced in several areas. User experience is improved, with a new "drag and drop" feature for tabbed browsing, an improved pop-up blocker, improved Live Bookmarks feature, and improved Options interface for easier to adjust browser settings. Firefox now supports SVG, CSS 2 and CSS 3, and JavaScript 1.6. This is good news indeed.

We will see what happens but from what I read, it sound promising. Keep your fingers crossed!


For more information: Mozilla Firefox 1.5 Homepage


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