Mozilla’s developer community has released the second beta of Firefox 3.6 to fix 190 bugs in the original release. Moreover, all current Firefox 3.6 beta users have been issued an update containing improvements of interest to users as well as web and add-on developers.

The bug fixes released Tuesday include a mechanism to prevent incompatible software from crashing the browser, noted Firefox Director Mike Beltzner. However, Firefox 3.6 remains prerelease software, which means testers may come across compatibility problems

with some web sites and add-ons.

“Most add-ons have not yet been upgraded by their authors to be compatible with Firefox 3.6 Beta,” Beltzner cautioned.

Looking for a Boost

The release of a second beta of Firefox 3.6 in less than two weeks is a good indication that Mozilla is keen to bring its browser upgrades to market as quickly as possible. One possible reason why is that Google has […]

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