Information about your favorite browser: news, articles and more.

Archive for May, 2007

When the Firefox web browser was launched in 2004, the then head of Microsoft Australia Steve Vamos was quoted as saying he did not believe it would pose a real threat to Internet Explorer’s market share. He said the additional features Firefox offered, such as the ability to view multiple web pages within "tabs" in […]

Improvements in RSS, CSS, and AJAX support are all being given high priority. It is also widely speculated that IE 8 will include support for microformats, small tags embedded in HTML code that can be interpreted in various ways by software, such as calendar events or contact information. Microformat support is scheduled for Firefox 3, […]

Microsoft still isn’t talking specifics in terms of what it plans to deliver as part of the next version of Internet Explorer, IE 8.0. But at the Mix ‘07 conference in Las Vegas, Chris Wilson, platform architect of Internet Explorer, did share some general directions the team is taking with its next release. In his […]

Mozilla Corp. yesterday extended support for its 17-month-old Firefox 1.5.0.x browser until mid-May, citing the need to roll out a patch so users can automatically update to the newer Version 2.0. The company had earlier said that yesterday would be the termination date for Firefox 1.5.x support — meaning it would issue no new security […]





Subscribe Social Bookmark



Dropped here by your Search Provider? Please use the same keyword in the Google box below to find whatever you are looking for.
Google
Web This Site

About

You are currently browsing the Browser Security News weblog archives for the month May, 2007.

Longer entries are truncated. Click the headline of an entry to read it in its entirety.