Image Gallery: 5 Things You'll Love About Firefox 3
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Firefox 3 Beta 2 is more stable and polished than Beta 1, but while it's not quite ready for prime time, it does show some of the nifty new tools we can expect when Mozilla's browser ships.
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Adobe quietly begins testing the waters to increase its involvement in desktop Linux. Also: Open-source Web browsers Mozilla and Firefox post gains over Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
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The Firefox browser has become an instant sensation, in just a few weeks gaining impressively against Microsoft Corp.'s market-leading but malware-beleaguered Internet Explorer.
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Mozilla takes a third shot at patching bugs in the way the Firefox can be used to launch programs from Web links.
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The browser market lives, and IT executives should be open-minded about using Firefox and other alternatives. The browser market lives.
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Mozilla&#39;s new Firefox Web browser can make believers even out of loyal Internet Explorer proponents. By Scot Finnie. This is an extensive update of Scot Finnie&#39;s review of Firefox that originally ran on November 17, 2004.
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InfoWorld - Mozilla has released a critical security update to Firefox, taking a third shot at patching bugs in the way the browser can be used to launch programs from Web links.
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Many users are celebrating Mozilla&#39;s release of Firefox 1.0, its open-source Web browser. The beta version was downloaded some 8 million times.
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Want to bend Firefox to your will, keep yourself safer while you surf, and customize how Google works? These great Firefox extensions will let you do it.
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Mozilla Corp.'s Web site features mock-ups of Places, one of the most-anticipated new features in the upcoming Firefox 3.0.
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Firefox, the ass-kicking Mozilla Web browser, is just out of beta with a &quot;preview release.&quot; It&#39;s slim, it&#39;s fast, and it&#39;s feature-rich -- but can it possibly threaten the worldwide dominance of Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer?
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There are some  great  browsers  out there. But they all seem to have some slight niggles, different for  each, that make it hard for me to kick back and enjoy them.        While there are some projects out there to make browsers more useful for  some specialised purposes  or by bolting on handy  extensions, wouldn't it be great if these people could come up with a  standardised set of nice features like these? A lot of browsers may support  one or two, but I'll bet none have them all.
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Preview version seeks best of both worlds, is based on Firefox.
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New version has improve file sharing, FireWire compatibility, built-in Safari, updated graphics drivers.
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Mozilla&#39;s Firefox is gaining ground, and fast. In the beginning of this year, Microsoft Internet Explorer was almost fully controlling the market on its own.
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A few weeks ago I suggested you try a new Internet browser, Firefox. And many of you did. You liked it, for the most part. One thing I forgot to mention was Apple Macintosh users need to be running OS X to
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Firefox is my second choice for a web browser. Opera comes first. No doubts about that. But Firefox in itself is a pretty decent browser.