Amount of improvements and new features in upcoming version of Firefox web-browser made developers jump the version from 3.1 to 3.5 signifying the major improvements in their browser technology.The latest upgrade to Firefox includes a new Private Browsing mode that hides all of a session's activity, sometimes referred to as "porn mode." A sped-up JavaScript engine, known as TraceMonkey, along with new location services, and support for several emerging HTML 5 features will also debut in version 3.5. The HTML 5 support includes the ability for the browser to natively play video encoded in the open source Ogg Theora format and Ogg Vorbis audio. Having this support built into the browser will allow manipulation and editing of video without using an external program. It also supports the HTML 5 canvas, which allows drawing inside the browser.
Mozilla recommends that only testers and developers install the new release candidate. Those who have already installed RC2 will be prompted for an automatic update. If the new candidate passes muster, it will be christened as the new version without further change. The curious may download the upcoming browser for themselves from
Here is an video showing exactly whats' new in Firefox 3.5
Mozilla recommends that only testers and developers install the new release candidate. Those who have already installed RC2 will be prompted for an automatic update. If the new candidate passes muster, it will be christened as the new version without further change. The curious may download the upcoming browser for themselves from
Here is an video showing exactly whats' new in Firefox 3.5
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