March 3, 2009 at 13:13Firefox 3.2a1pre
It was somewhat unexpected to find that Firefox nightly builds are now called 3.2a1pre .
In any case, this means that the release of Firefox 3.1 is just around the corner. Only in what form, with Tracemonkey disabled by default or not?
In the unfortunate bugreport in recent days, there has been a lot of activity and everything looks like they are about to fix it.
Of the significant changes to this nightly build:
1. Improved performance of address bar autocomplete. Very much increased. After 3.0, the impression that the browser is flying.
2. Support for CSS3 multiple-backgrounds
3. Returned a new view of the Ctrl + Tab window with site previews
By the way, the button for opening a new tab, located to the right of the last tab, is very convenient - I intuitively poke into it. I didn’t have to get used to it.
In any case, this means that the release of Firefox 3.1 is just around the corner. Only in what form, with Tracemonkey disabled by default or not?
In the unfortunate bugreport in recent days, there has been a lot of activity and everything looks like they are about to fix it.
Of the significant changes to this nightly build:
1. Improved performance of address bar autocomplete. Very much increased. After 3.0, the impression that the browser is flying.
2. Support for CSS3 multiple-backgrounds
3. Returned a new view of the Ctrl + Tab window with site previews
By the way, the button for opening a new tab, located to the right of the last tab, is very convenient - I intuitively poke into it. I didn’t have to get used to it.