More than a few people, myself included, have stopped using Google’s Chrome browser — crashy and slow when running in OS X Lion. Maybe a little late, but Mozilla has heard those cries and has created a way to transition …

Camino began life when “Chimera” first shipped to the public on February 13, 2002. That makes today about as close to a plumb and true decade as you can manage on a development schedule — congratulations and thanks, guys, for …

The rapid release cycle that began with Firefox 4, Mozilla has delivered a steady stream of relatively ho-hum updates over the course of nine months. This latest point release in whole number clothing comes with tangible progress baked in, but …

Today, my inbox was graced by a year end missive from Mozilla. Seasons greetings? Not. Actually, they’re asking for money. Though the open source group will roughly treble their annual two-handed take as a result of their just renegotiated Google …

Mozilla’s free, open-source alternative to OS X Mail is on rapid release pace, in an overall sense, with Firefox 9. Thereupon, it’s been a bit more than two months since the last whole number release and there’s plenty new here.
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Development of Mozilla’s all-in-one browser has perennially lagged Firefox, especially when it came to HTML5. The gap is now gone with this release as both browsers now score a ery respectable 300-plus points on th HTML5 compatibility benchmark, besting both …

Mozilla’s son of Netscape Navigator chugs along with the relative speed of rapid release without the confusing version inflation. Thereupon, this release looks very much like Firefox 8, the current stable release of the open source software maker’s flagship browser.
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Rapid release marches ever onward. Mozilla’s latest whole number release comes to market with third-party adds-on are disabled by default, Twitter is now in the search bar, faster start-up time, better performance and memory handling, and support for HTML5 context …

Rapid release marches on. Mozilla’s latest beta adds features (Twitter search, restore tabs), user interface elements (tab animations, HTML5 right click) and a bunch more. There’s not a lot of sexy in it, but there is a lot.
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Rapid release is as rapid release does. Yesterday, Mozilla released version 2.4 and today there’s a patch for that. What’s all of this activity mean for users? Step into our parlor for the details about SeaMonkey and a fresh Firefox …