Wednesday, 7 July 2010
Firefox Beta 1 release candidate out in the wild
There have been quite a few changes between 3.7 alpha and the 4.0 beta 1 release. There is a definite change in performance again, which is always good to see. They have added a new bookmark icon on the top Chrome area which works well, and along side that is added a Feedback button to help you get more involved in the beta testing process. Whether that will continue into the final release is not clear at this stage.
They are going to change the arrangement of the tabs at the top of the window, but this has not been implemented on the Linux or Mac versions yet, but we are told it's coming shortly. Update with the release of the beta this morning , having the tabs on top is now working on Linux.
The add-ons menu has been changed and makes it very easy to navigate all your plugins, themes and extensions. See the picture below.
The Mozilla sync - which was weave - is now fully integrate and works seamlessly with the new browser.
There are also many under the hood changes which I feel will make a lot of difference to the developer community and offer extra facilities for the end user like HTML5 video codec support using WebM
See here
Get it here
Labels:
firefox,
firefox 4 beta,
linux,
open source
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