
Turning the screws on Internet Explorer...
By Steven Musil
Published: 11 March 2008 09:03 GMT
The fourth beta of the Firefox 3.0 browser was released Monday and includes more than 900 enhancements over the previous beta, Mozilla announced.
The creator of the open source browser said the new beta includes improvements to performance and memory usage, fixes for stability and platform-specific enhancements.
Some of the enhancements include a new download manager to make locating downloads more easily; a full page zoom feature that allows you to zoom in and out of pages; and integration for Vista, Mac OS X and Linux that features platform-specific icons, buttons and other user interface elements.
The current beta of Firefox 3.0, which is expected to get its final release later this year, is available for download now at Mozilla.com.
Firefox, which has been slowly chipping away at the lead held by Microsoft's Internet Explorer, recently announced that it had passed the 500 million download milestone.
Firefox accounted for more than 17 per cent of all browsers used last month, while IE accounted for nearly 75 per cent, according to research conducted by Net Applications, a web measurement company. However, IE's share stood at more than 79 per cent a year ago and use has been dropping steadily over the past eight months, the company said.
Original article: Mozilla releases Firefox 3.0 beta 4 from CNET News.com
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