How to fix Firefox memory leak – No matter what Firefox you are using and no matter how often you’ve heard the developers said that they have fixed the memory leak in Firefox, it’s always the same. If you open up your task manager after using Firefox for a while (hours or days without closing […]
After quite a lengthy development time, Firefox 4 has finally gone final. I’ve actually been following the updates from the early Betas and downloaded the final even before it’s officially released. Mozilla Firefox 4 is a worthy upgrade and for the time being, I’m switching again from Chrome to Firefox. If you have been itching
Just updated my Firefox 4 Beta 11 to Beta 12. Mozilla Firefox 4 Beta 12 has hundreds of bug fixes so if you’ve been using the Beta 11 (or lesser) for a while, it’s good time to hit that “check for updates” link on your browser. Mozilla Firefox 4 Beta 12 changelog here | Download
If you’ve been using Firefox 4.0 Beta, there is a new version available for you to download (Beta 6). You can download it at Mozilla Firefox 4 Beta site. If you are still a loyal fan of Microsoft Internet Explorer, there is a new Internet Explorer 9 Beta that you can download and try too.
Just updated my Firefox 4.0 Beta 4 to 5 – it includes Direct2D Hardware Acceleration by default. If you don’t know what this is, it just means that the display in Firefox will be rendered by your video card, reducing the load from your CPU – so it should increase the performance.
Today, Mozilla releases Firefox 4 Beta 1 to the public. Some technology enthusiasts have already downloaded and using the Firefox 4 nightly build but if you are scared of bugs and inconsistencies that might occur, this is a good opportunity to test the new Firefox 4 as the Beta should be more stable to test
TSPY_EBOD.A is a trojan, a threat, detected by Micro Trend Analysis that disguises itself as an Adobe Flash Player update. If you are the type of person who always want to be updated with everything (like myself), then you might accidentally allow this threat to enter your computer through Firefox. The TSPY_EBOD.A will be installed
A step closer to Firefox 3.6 official release, Mozilla allows a public download to its Alpha 1 release, codenamed Namoroka. Namoroka is built on pre-release version of the Gecko 1.9.2 platform. The Namoroka Alpha version introduces: Compositor (Phase 1), which moves Gecko to using one native widget per top-level content document. See this blog post
A couple of days ago, Mozilla releases its next version of Firefox, Firefox 3.5. Mozilla Firefox 3.5 has been in beta for a while and also in Release Candidates. If you have been using the Beta and/or RC versions, you may not see any difference much in the final one (which are more of bug
If you are using the Mozilla Firefox 3.5 Beta 4, you might want to hit that “Help->Check for Updates” button. Mozilla has released 3.5 Beta 99 to the public a few days ago. You’ll only see it if you are using the Beta version and not the 3.0 public version though. I haven’t noticed any
There seems to be a change of logo in the upcoming Firefox 3.5 (I’m using the Beta 4 at the moment). Besides the fox getting its hair straightened, I don’t see any other significant changes (well I can see them but do they matter?). Don’t even think that people will realize about the change unless
It’s the catchy sentence behind Mozilla Lab’s latest invention called Personas. This so called “Personas” are not your inner self being summoned to fight monsters (I’m talking about the PS2 Persona games – review of Persona 4 here), but are skins for your Firefox web browser. Huh, skins? Don’t we have Themes already? Well Personas
