Mozilla.org have released version v1.0.0 RC2 of the Mozilla open-source web browser, designed for standards compliance, performance and portability. Click on Read More... to see what's new and for download links.
Click here to download for Win32. Go here for other OSes. What's New: A security vulnerability reported in Mozilla by GreyMagic Software has now been fixed. For more information see the mozilla.org statement. Fifteen of our most frequently encountered crashes have been fixed. You can help us find any that are left by banging on Mozilla and sending in those TalkBack crash reports. Ten of our most frequently encountered application freezes have been fixed (including the dreaded bug 96504 on Linux). We finally support CSS2 :hover the way web developers want us to. (Bug bug 5693) It is now possible to install colormap on 8 bit displays using -install. (Bug 22337) Cookies can now be disabled for Mozilla Mail. (Bug 22994) You can now enable in preferences HTTP 1.1 pipelining (not on by default). (Bug 93054) Mozilla is working again on Mac OS 8.5 and 8.6. The startup hang experienced in RC1 is fixed.
Click here to download for Win32. Go here for other OSes. What's New: A security vulnerability reported in Mozilla by GreyMagic Software has now been fixed. For more information see the mozilla.org statement. Fifteen of our most frequently encountered crashes have been fixed. You can help us find any that are left by banging on Mozilla and sending in those TalkBack crash reports. Ten of our most frequently encountered application freezes have been fixed (including the dreaded bug 96504 on Linux). We finally support CSS2 :hover the way web developers want us to. (Bug bug 5693) It is now possible to install colormap on 8 bit displays using -install. (Bug 22337) Cookies can now be disabled for Mozilla Mail. (Bug 22994) You can now enable in preferences HTTP 1.1 pipelining (not on by default). (Bug 93054) Mozilla is working again on Mac OS 8.5 and 8.6. The startup hang experienced in RC1 is fixed.
