Posted on Tuesday, November 01 2005 @ 14:06 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
After covering several Deer Park ALPHA and BETA releases,
Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird have both made their way to the v1.5
release candidates. Today's release, was delayed four days from its
original October 28 tentative date after a four day development freeze
and to ensure final testing mainly in the area of web-mail and banking
services along with extension compatibility. Overall, this release
encompasses a great deal of noticeable improvements that Mozilla users
around the world can now cherish. These advancements range from an
inline spell checker, podcasting, and a phising detector in Thunderbird
to security and improved CSS 2/3 support in Firefox.. Read on over
Phoronix.
