Mozilla Firefox 6, what people are saying - Tech Talk - CBS News - 0 views
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It seems like just weeks ago we were updating to Firefox 5... Yup, that was just weeks ago
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Now with Firefox 6, we're provided with a straightforward collection of security updates and tweaks.
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"more substantial improvements" will come with Firefox 7, including a new JavaScript engine that "uses much less memory."
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Because Firefox 6 is not a major overhaul, the reviews are sparse, but people are still expressing their opinions.
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Firefox 6 for desktops and laptops contains a number of important stability fixes, as well as some feature improvements, most of which are aimed at developers. There's a new Web Developer menu in Firefox 6, which collates tools for building and debugging Web sites into one location
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Scratchpad tool, which browsers like Opera and Chrome have had for some time. It allows developers to test JavaScript before implementing it. The web console feature also has a new auto-complete option and can have its location customized
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10 major security fixes, including "a WebGL crash, a JavaScript crash, a crash in the Ogg reader, memory safety issues and unsigned scripts. These all affected Firefox 4 and 5.
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Firefox 6 highlights for me: server sent events, web sockets (albeit vendor prefixed) and dataList support."
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yay, Firefox 6 supports the latest Websocket spec, and finally added eventsource support - long overdue! downloading.