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08 Mar 2011
Final version of the popular web browser is now much faster than the previous version. A must for all Firefox users.
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Type: Free for personal use only
Platform: Windows XP, Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows Vista, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 7
Manufacturer: Mozilla
Size: 9.4MB
Number of Downloads: 2951
Price: Free
Some users were disappointed with the release of Mozilla Firefox 2.0. After months of betas, release candidates and previews, the new features weren’t as spectacular as people expected. However, there is only so much you can do to improve a web browser.
With the release of Mozilla Firefox 3, Mozilla decided to work hard on speeding up the rendering engine, so the web graphics has received a completely new upgrade. Dubbed ‘ Cairo’, the new graphics rendering engine should improve the output across different platforms, as it’s being developed as an open-standard.
With other improvements in the way that pages are ‘painted’ on screen, improved SVG support and CSS enhancements, the general improvements for Firefox 3.0 are based around the way it will render web pages through the browser. The new browser also ships with a new user-interface, improved bookmarks and many other new features.
This is the portable version of the long-awaited v3.6 release.
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