Firefox 5.0 to Launch 16 Weeks after 4.0, Firefox 6.0 Just 6 Weeks aft

Bleah I don't trust Softpedia.

linux731 said:

Bleah I don't trust Softpedia.

Just get it here,

Firefox Nightly Builds

Love v4, great work guys. The blurry font rendering is due to hardware acceleration enabled by default in Firefox 4 and is due to a problem with Microsoft's DirectWrite API. Till they get this fixed, I suggest GDI only for Firefox (turn HWA off). IE9 does not use DirectWrite for fonts so it looks better.

It is a very neat and clean look and extremely customisable. The pinned tabs feature is also very nice. And page loading is much quicker than v3. Most of my add-ons are now compatible within a couple of weeks, which is fine by me.

64-bit build has now been updated on Nightly Builds.

I am impressed how stable the 64-bit build is. Its now my preferred browser.:)

linux731 said:

Bleah I don't trust Softpedia.

Nor I. 90% of what I download is from Cnet.com .

New Channels for Firefox Rapid Releases

Posted by dsicore
April 13th, 2011 · Firefox, Mozilla News

Following the amazing release of Firefox 4, Mozilla Firefox is moving to a rapid release development cycle to deliver new features, performance enhancements and security updates and stability improvements to users faster.

Until now, there were three channels to test new features in Firefox:

• Nightly Test Builds – Includes features not tested by Mozilla QA
• Firefox Betas – Broadly test the stability of new features and improvements in the next version of Firefox
• Firefox Final Releases – Delivers the polished and stable features in Firefox to hundreds of millions of users

We are making a change to deliver new releases of Firefox faster and give users more opportunities to participate in building Firefox.

Today, we launch the Aurora channel as part of a broader initiative to create channels which deliver features to users at various levels of quality and polish. The Aurora channel is where users can test the latest features and innovations. Users can expect an increase in polish from the raw, cutting edge features in our nightly builds. Aurora releases may not be as stable as beta or final releases.

This first Aurora release includes performance, security and stability improvements.

Aurora releases may not be as stable as beta or final releases. To that end this first Aurora release includes..... stability improvements.
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