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Mozilla Firefox 20.0 Beta 1


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<img align="right" alt="Firefox-orig.png" class="logo" src="http://www.nsanedown.com/images/logos/Firefox-orig.png" style="float:right; margin: 0 0 0 5px;" title="Firefox" />Firefox is the award winning next generation browser from Mozilla. Firefox empowers you to browse faster, more safely, and more efficiently than with any other browser. Make the switch today - Firefox imports your Favorites, settings and other information, so you have nothing to lose. Stop annoying popup ads in their tracks with Firefox's built in popup blocker. View more than one web page in a single window with this time saving feature. Open links in the background so that they're ready for viewing when you're ready to read them. Built with your security in mind, Firefox keeps your computer safe from malicious spyware by not loading harmful ActiveX controls. A comprehensive set of privacy tools keep your online activity your business.

Thanks to <span style="color: red;">sternog</span> for the update.

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Some really good improvements in this release, well worth running over 19 provided everything that was in there in a2 is still there.

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This one comes with the 'Metro UI' option, innit? :D

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Thanks for the update, awesome speed ;)

Changelog:

  • NEW Per-window Private Browsing
  • NEW New download experience
  • NEW Ability to close hanging plugins, without the browser hanging
  • CHANGED Continued performance improvements around common browser tasks (page loads, downloads, shutdown, etc.)
  • DEVELOPER CSS3 Flexbox implemented and enabled by default
  • DEVELOPER Continued implementation of draft ECMAScript 6 - clear() and Math.imul
  • DEVELOPER New JavaScript Profiler tool
  • HTML5 <canvas> now supports blend modes
  • HTML5 Various <audio> and <video> improvements
  • HTML5 getUserMedia implemented for web access to the user's camera and microphone (with user permission)
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Just installed Firefox 20.0 Beta 1. Seems to work fine but the "Restart Firefox" add on does not work.

How about this one? :)

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Thanks for the notice. I skipped 19.0 Final to try this release as my first test of Beta. All seems fine and stable so far.

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mozilla always says "speed improved" this way or another in almost each update , i just dont understand why cant they catch Chrome speed in one FxxN update ? :wtf:

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I wish Firefox would at least match Chrome speed. I prefer Firefox's features and addons over Chrome's, but Firefox starts to run sluggish, slow, and laggy for me fast unlike Chrome.

Private browsing under Tools isn't there in this Beta release? Is there no private browsing mode for/in Beta, or was it also removed from the latest stable 19.0 Final?

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mozilla always says "speed improved" this way or another in almost each update , i just dont understand why cant they catch Chrome speed in one FxxN update ? :wtf:

I find Firefox as speedy as Chrome in my usage. ;)

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mozilla always says "speed improved" this way or another in almost each update , i just dont understand why cant they catch Chrome speed in one FxxN update ? :wtf:

I find Firefox as speedy as Chrome in my usage. ;)

which one is the fastest?!

Chrome? :nono: Firefox? :nono:

Opera with Presto :win:

:closedeyes:

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mozilla always says "speed improved" this way or another in almost each update , i just dont understand why cant they catch Chrome speed in one FxxN update ? :wtf:

I find Firefox as speedy as Chrome in my usage. ;)

which one is the fastest?!

Chrome? :nono: Firefox? :nono:

Opera with Presto :win:

:closedeyes:

At one time, Opera was the fastest. Soon, Opera will put on the Chrome engine. :p

Now they are all about the same speed. ;)

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i dont like opera since the support team sux gays balls, they been notice million of time to fix the zoom in/out issue when u revisit site again and they never fix it , niter pay attention to users so ... :fist: them hard :angry: :angry: :angry:

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Private browsing under Tools isn't there in this Beta release? Is there no private browsing mode for/in Beta, or was it also removed from the latest stable 19.0 Final?

Firefox button (or File button) > New Private Window?

Also, now, right click any link > Open Link in New Private Window. :)

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mozilla always says "speed improved" this way or another in almost each update , i just dont understand why cant they catch Chrome speed in one FxxN update ? :wtf:

I find Firefox as speedy as Chrome in my usage. ;)

which one is the fastest?!

Chrome? :nono: Firefox? :nono:

Opera with Presto :win:

:closedeyes:

:tehe: :rolleyes: Internet Explorer 10? :yes: :D

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Private browsing under Tools isn't there in this Beta release? Is there no private browsing mode for/in Beta, or was it also removed from the latest stable 19.0 Final?

Firefox button (or File button) > New Private Window?

Also, now, right click any link > Open Link in New Private Window. :)

Also, if you pin FF to your taskbar, you can directly 'Open New Private Window' from the swipe menu that comes up. You have to have "browser.taskbar.lists.tasks.enabled" set to "True" for that in about:config ;)

mozilla always says "speed improved" this way or another in almost each update , i just dont understand why cant they catch Chrome speed in one FxxN update ? :wtf:

I wish Firefox would at least match Chrome speed. I prefer Firefox's features and addons over Chrome's, but Firefox starts to run sluggish, slow, and laggy for me fast unlike Chrome.

Firefox's cold startup speed is still way too slow in Win7, but has improved a lot over the years both on Win8 and Ubuntu. Anyone who runs build 19/20 on Win or Ubuntu QQ will testify to that :yes:

As for rendering speeds, there is hardly any difference any more these days for all practical purposes. With every passing year, how fast your page opens on your monitor has less to do with your browser and more to do with your connection speed. On a 21st century high speed broadband connection (if available and affordable in your region), you won't notice any real world difference between IE, FF, Chrome, Opera, or Safari ;)

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