Firefox 3 beta
A beta release of the next version of the Firefox browser is out and is receiving some good reviews. Ars Technica says:
Firefox 3 delivers an impressive assortment of new features and interface improvements. There are lots of changes under the hood as well, which improve performance and reduce resource consumption.
At ZDNet, Adrian Kingsley-Hughes writes:
Without a doubt the Firefox 3.0 UI has been dramatically improved. Compare version 3 to version 2 and you instantly see the difference. Everything is brighter, clearer, and easier to access. Things that should be simple, such as bookmarking, saving passwords, and finding words and phrases in the text of a web page are now simple. Page zooming is brilliant, as is the feature that resumes interrupted downloads.
Note that this is a beta release and is intended for testing only so hold off on downloading it unless you are prepared for a buggy experience.
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