Download the first beta release of Firefox 9
Mozilla recently announced a new beta release of Firefox for Windows, Linux, and OS X. As a hobby, it was also mentioned that with the novelty we get higher JavaScript performance and new development tools.
November is a significant month in the life of the foundation. Dave Hyatt and Blake Ross released Firefox 2004 in November 1.0. After an impromptu mental countdown, it turns out that the browser has now celebrated its seventh birthday. In view of the anniversary, Mozilla has revived the Firefox Live project called. As part of this, residents of the Knowville Zoo red panda can be observed 24 hours a day, sort of like a reality show.
List of news:
- Better theme integration on Mac OS X Lion systems.
- Two-finger swipe navigation under Mac OS C Lion.
- Query the status of the Do Not Track option from JavaScript.
- Font-stretch support.
- Stability fixes.
- Improved HTML5, MathML, text-overflow and CSS support.
- By adding Type Inference, we have significantly improved the JavaScript performance of the browser.
Download:
- Firefox 9.0 b1 [15,0 MB | mozilla.org | installer version]
We use the beta version at our own risk!
Source: Mozilla dating in Hungary, computerbase.de
