megamaced
Geek Geek Geek!
Well I am suprised that no one has reported this sooner :) I'll take that privilege then, so here it is, Firefox 2.0 has been released. You can head over to Mozilla to download it
Firefox 2.0 is out!
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megamaced
Geek Geek Geek!
@ Matt
Firefox 2 is much better then it's predecessor, but it's still no match for Opera :) Thank god the tabs have got close buttons now! The interface is much improved.
One feature that is obviously missing is the 'Only allow cookies from the originating website'. Why have Mozilla removed it? Do they want us to get spyware?
Firefox 2 is much better then it's predecessor, but it's still no match for Opera :) Thank god the tabs have got close buttons now! The interface is much improved.
One feature that is obviously missing is the 'Only allow cookies from the originating website'. Why have Mozilla removed it? Do they want us to get spyware?
Swansen
The Ninj
that is a sweet feature, i wonder if they fixed the copy and paste issue in some webmail services
Karanislove
It's D Grav80 Of Luv
Mozilla team downplays first Firefox 2.0 bug reports
Bug trackers have had a couple false starts with the release of Firefox 2.0, a top Mozilla Corp. engineer said Thursday.
Of the two vulnerabilities reported since the browser's release on Tuesday, the first was patched in a previous version and the second alleged problem couldn't be replicated during testing, said Mike Schroepfer, vice president of engineering.
The first problem caused the browser to crash in some cases when text was displayed. The second problem was described as a cross-scripting attack, and sample attack code was posted on the Internet, Schroepfer said.
[link=http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&taxonomyName=desktop_applications&articleId=9004461&taxonomyId=86&intsrc=kc_top]For Full Article[/link]
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Its unbelievable, a bug just after couple of days of its release......:ohah::doh:
Bug trackers have had a couple false starts with the release of Firefox 2.0, a top Mozilla Corp. engineer said Thursday.
Of the two vulnerabilities reported since the browser's release on Tuesday, the first was patched in a previous version and the second alleged problem couldn't be replicated during testing, said Mike Schroepfer, vice president of engineering.
The first problem caused the browser to crash in some cases when text was displayed. The second problem was described as a cross-scripting attack, and sample attack code was posted on the Internet, Schroepfer said.
[link=http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&taxonomyName=desktop_applications&articleId=9004461&taxonomyId=86&intsrc=kc_top]For Full Article[/link]
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Its unbelievable, a bug just after couple of days of its release......:ohah::doh:
megamaced
Geek Geek Geek!
Well I am really impressed with Firefox 2.0. It's my browser of choice at work. I don't know why, but Opera 9 doesn't play nice with the Windows 2000 computers at my work.
The Mozilla boys have produced a great piece of software. However it will take a bit more then Firefox 2.0 to budge me from Opera at home :)
The Mozilla boys have produced a great piece of software. However it will take a bit more then Firefox 2.0 to budge me from Opera at home :)