Posts Tagged With: beta
· July 24, 2006 at 9:09 am · Tabbed Browsing
What the heck is tab overflow? I was confused as well:
By this point I think most people know the frustration that I had with how Mozilla handled the scrolling tab-bar in Firefox but it looks like they have found a good solution. By default I can now have a much more reasonable number of tabs open, in the area of 20-30, before the tabs start to scroll. Thank you Mozilla!
[Learn More About Firefox's Tab Overflow Fix!]
· July 8, 2006 at 7:09 pm · Firefox News
For those of you out there that like to stay on the leading edge of browsing, the newest release out of Mozilla’s lab has hit the streets and is gaining steam. Personally, I think I’ll wait for the final version to come out. If you are interested though, here are the links:
Download for Linux | Download for Mac | Download for Windows
· May 16, 2006 at 8:14 am · General Posts
So what do you need to do to become a nightly tester of Firefox? Everybody and their grandmother seems to be excited about getting a sneak peek at the new Firefox 2. The good news for you is that anybody can try out the betas. The even better news is that CyberNet Technology News has put up a guide to get you into the nightly tester experience.
[What You Need To Know To Be A Firefox Nightly Tester]
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