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When the previous update to Firfox 2.0 was launched in October, Mozilla said it would roll out a major enhancement about once a year. According to the Firfox 3 download and release plan, however, the company may also consider incremental updates — Firfox 2.5, for instance — that act as extension packs to the standard browser.
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Google recommends “upgrading to the new, safer Firefox 2.0,” Big time! The Firefox 2.0 “recommended,” of course is “Optimized for Google,” with the Google Toolbar.
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Since April this year, the geeky alternative to Microsoft’s Internet Explorer gained an extra four percent of the market across the continent. According to Xiti’s research, the browser is now used by some 23.2 per cent of European PC web surfers - up from 19.4% in April. There is quite some variation within the continent, however.
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The Mozilla team released its first alpha release of Firfox 3.0 today, giving Firfox download and Web application developers an early look at the next-generation browser. This release is not intended for regular users, not even those who like to play around with early versions of a product, Mozilla said.
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If you are already pleased with Firefox, upgrading to version 2 will give you more of the good things you are already happy with - just be sure to check and see if the plug-ins you use are compatible with the new version. And check out that Session Restore feature: It rocks.
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The browser was designed to be easily understood by the average online user, but Ross admits the average user might not realize the software exists or even what the term “browser” means. So Mozilla is working to spread the word through a grass-roots push, encouraging users to “tell their dentist, tell their family members, tell people they wouldn’t normally tell about this product.”
RSS feeds offer a great way to quickly check news and updates from different sites without visiting them all. RSS support is new to IE 7, and upgraded in Firefox 2.
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Instead of upgrading to them for their features, the first question will be, but are they secure? Answer: No software except for “Hello World” is 100 percent secure. Ever. Now, the conversation appears not to be about why I should upgrade to one of these. It’s about why I shouldn’t.
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Extension makers are still catching up, and we assume Moz will wait to push the update down to 1.5 clients for awhile to stagger bandwidth hits. But if you’re looking for built-in spell-check (huge win for bloggers), better security, suggest-as-you-type search and a revamped, slick-looking chrome, go ahead and grab it now.
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Mozilla offered up FireFox 2.0 Release Candidate 3 tonight, bringing the official launch of version 2.0 all the closer. Most TechCrunch readers have probably tried previous release candidates but there are a number of things readers may be interested in considering as full scale roll-out of the new version approaches.
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