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Firefox 3.6 is very nearly a done deal. Mozilla has pushed out a second release candidate and Mike Beltzner, Mozilla’s Director of Firefox, tells Webmonkey that the final browser release should arrive by the end of January. That’s great news for Firefox fans, but it also typically brings a bit of letdown with it — [...]
Internet Explorer: Should You Stay or Should You Go?
In: IT news
19 Jan 2010French and German government agencies have told people they should ditch Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser, at least temporarily, because of a security hole that hackers are thought to have exploited on recent cyberattacks against Google and other companies. What should you do? Switching to an alternative Web browser like Firefox or Google Chrome is one [...]
A couple of days ago we wrote that the German Federal Office for Security in Information Technology advised German citizens to switch from Internet Explorer (regardless of the version they use) to an alternative browser for security reasons. Now, the French government has issued a similar advisory, pointing out that Internet Explorer 6, 7 and [...]
Mozilla releases second Firefox release candidate
In: web resources
19 Jan 2010Firefox 3.6 isn’t quite done, but with RC2, it’s a step nearer. Mozilla wants to finish and release the new browser version in January. Originally posted at Deep Tech Go to Source
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