Firefox 3.6 scheduled for release in 2010: wishlist
Filed under: Computers, Software | By: Jamie Pert
Posted on: July 1, 2009 | 2 Comments
With Mozilla launching the popular internet browser Firefox 3.5 yesterday, experts were impressed however suggested that they would need to do more than that to stay competitive with the ever expanding browsers that have emerged lately. With this in mind people have been asking what they want with the next major version which should be called Mozilla Firefox 3.6 and released sometime in 2010.
The SearchEngineJoural list the following as the most popular features for the next major release to have they are as follows: better performance, more personalization and customization feature, new navigation feature, improved web app support, taskfox, enhanced session management, customizable browser, better identity management and a new tab page.
Myself I find Firefox 3.0 sufficient for what I currently use an Internet browser for let alone the release of 3.5, and I think that is the case for most users, some users are still happy with Internet Explorer 6! So while I do understand that Firefox 3.5 does fall short in some aspects whether this is something the majority of users will dwell on I very much doubt.
Check out the original article on SearchEngineJournal.
What’s top of your Firefox 3.6 wish-list?
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Yeah, uhh, brill. We’ve only just got 3.5…
Some happy with ie6? How is that possible, since it’s broken?
Well I fix a lot of friends PC’s and some of them come to me with IE6, even though it is seriously outdated they seem happy enought with it, thats how its possible.