As I mentioned previously, I tried Safari 4 during the beta and decided I didn’t like it. When asked what I didn’t like, I had a hard time remembering. In the end, I decided it wasn’t something big, but several small things that really killed it for me. I’ve created this list to keep track [...]

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The Mozilla Project announced their latest release of Firefox 3.0 today. Firefox 3.0.11 includes several stability fixes and an upgrade to the internal database engine (SQLite). Most important, Firefox 3.0.11 includes a host of security updates.
Finally, another beta release of Firefox 3.5 was just rolled out. If you are dying to try out the TraceMonkey [...]

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As many of you probably know, Apple officially released Safari 4 yesterday. Those that follow me on Twitter might remember that I test drove the Safari 4 beta without much success. Since Mozilla has not officially released Firefox 3.5, and I really want to take advantage of the JavaScript improvements in these new browsers, I’m [...]

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The Mozilla Project issued an emergency release of Firefox 3.0 today. Firefox 3.0.10 fixes a critical security issue introduced by one of the security fixes provided in Firefox 3.0.9. This new issue caused memory corruption that resulted in frequent crashes, especially for users of the HTML Validator add-on.
You can find more detailed information regarding the [...]

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The Mozilla project released Firefox 3.0.9 today to address several security and stability issues. In addition to the security fixes listed below, this update also fixes a few bugs that were impacting user experience. For example, a local database corruption was resulting in an apparent loss of stored cookies.
The following list contains the security fixes [...]

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