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Firefox 4: HTML5 and Native JSON Store

12 May 2010

Mike Beltzner, Director of Firefox and all-round top chap, gave an open presentation on what is coming in Firefox 4: The full video is also available which goes into detail on the main themes of the next release of Firefox (3.7 is dead, long live 4!) Fast: making Firefox super-duper fast Powerful: enabling new open, [...]

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Tags: css3, jagermonkey, massive numbers, open presentation, sql databases, strange name, technology side, work performance, world flash

Firefox Borrows a Bit of Safari’s Magic to Speed Up JavaScript

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1 Mar 2010

Mozilla’s Firefox web browser was one of the first to optimize for today’s JavaScript-heavy web pages. Mozilla’s new Tracemonkey JavaScript engine — released with Firefox 3.5 — put the browser at the top of most page rendering speed tests. But lately, Google Chrome, Apple’s Safari and the coming Opera 10.5 have been beating Firefox at [...]

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Tags: assembler, blind spots, detailed explanation, firefox web browser, gmail, google, jagermonkey, javascript engine, speed tests

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