Mozilla 0.9.3 Released

nexex writes: "Shamelessly ripped from Mozilla.org, "Talkback data shows that recent 0.9.2 branch builds are more stable than Netscape 4.78 and we expect even better results for 0.9.3. Now is the time to try Mozilla again if you've been waiting for stability to improve." Translation: Mozilla is better than ever. Get your copy here."

Re:Windows, too

[_xeno_]

And the Modern theme is very nice and durable, which makes IE look very tired. Great work by all involved!

Just wait until you see IE 6 in XP - it is so much nicer than the "Modern" theme. With all the Luna goodness (minus the messed-up scrollbars - haven't tried RC1, might be fixed), it's really quite a pretty browser.

MUCH nicer looking than Mozilla, more colorful, better CSS support (well - as far as I can tell, I haven't done a detailed analysis, but so far I haven't run into too many bugs) - P3P support, image blocking support - it's really nice.

NS6 doesn't stand a chance against IE6.

Re:Actually Netscape is stable

[Anonymous Coward]

Additionally, if you only browse sites that comply to HTML 1.0 standards, never click on any links, and stand on one leg, I have found that Netscape 4.7 can run for a whole 10 minutes without using 99% of my CPU. My record is 11 minutes, 6seconds before it has crashed. Go Netscape 4!

nostrils are wrong

[markalot]

Please update the mozilla graphic, I note that the nose is not depcited correctly given the latest reasearch data.

:)

mark

More stable than Netscape 4.78?

[b1t r0t]

Talkback data shows that recent 0.9.2 branch builds are more stable than Netscape 4.78

That isn't saying much. It is my experience that nitroglycerin is more stable than any version of Netscape 4.xx.

Re:No Bank Access!! Argh!!

[Anonymous Coward]

What's your bank name, account and pin number? I'll see if I can get it to work. :-P

Re:Interesting bug

[Anonymous Coward]

There are plenty of "bugs" that aren't, including feature-requests, user error, bad HTML/websites (e.g. the TLS mess), et cetera.

Microsoft refers to bugs as "features".
The Mozilla project refers to features as "bugs".