Mozilla RC3 Released

pjdepasq was one of many reader to submit the news that "Those fine folks at Mozilla.org rolled out RC3 on Thursday I noted. They say it's the last planned release before 1.0, which I'm guessing is right around the corner. As a fan of the project (I'm using it on 3 platforms!), kudos to all of you!" Here are the release notes.

YAY MOZILLA!

[buzzbomb]

Mozilla makes me moist. I think it's that sexy green lizard...but it might be the ability to turn off pop-under ads.

holy moly

[Anonymous Coward]

Wow... A new Debian stable and Mozilla 1.0 will be released in the same millennium !!! Ok... It will take Debian another millenium to get Moz 1.0 into stable... but hey.. this is exciting ! And no Woody is NOT officially released yet. They said that is would take a couple of weeks more... that was a couple and a half weeks ago...

Re:YAY MOZILLA!

[mocktor]

mmmm, lizards baby

Re:Moz on 64bit platforms ?

[Anonymous Coward]

have your tried running it with only /half/ of your available 64 bits?

I mean, maybe it's taking /twice as long/ to do everything, because it's doing everything twice -- it runs fine on my 32 bit machine.

Re:Heres the post everyone should read first

[croanon]

Because it is fucking your wife at this moment. :)

Re:Mac OS X version...

[Morky]

...and once I even saw Opera render a page properly.

Re:Netscape 7

[mattbee]

AOL is using gecko. AOL 7 was switched to gecko, thats also why netscape 6.5 was renamed 7.0

And surely not because IE is 'only' at major version 6, and a version 7 browser has got to be better than a version 6 browser. I'm sure nobody in Netscape's marketing department would stoop to making such a facile point :-)

Re:Heres the post everyone should read first

[SirEdward]

Because it's not emacs.

In other news today....

[filmcritic]

The Mozilla Project today announced Release Candidate 28, in otherwords version 0.9999999999999999999999999999. The open source community has embraced this project fully and are doing everything in their power to get it released on time.

When asked about the timetable for 1.0 release, they stated "We are definately making progress. Look for it soon! Internet Explorer XXXV will go down in flames!!!".

Mozilla is the open source "clone" of Netscape. Netscape, if you remember, was a pioneer in the early days of WWW browsing. After being bought by AOL-Time Warner, some hoped that the huge cash flow would help the floundering former giant. AOL declared bankruptcy in 2010, bringing down all companies underneath it, including Netscape.

All in all, Mozilla really does look like a promising piece of software if the Mozilla team could actually release version 1.0. Just wishful thinking on my part...

Re:Wow.. Still no AA font support!!

[IvyMike]

Wow! You manage to bring this up every time they release a "bug-fix-only, no-new-features, release candidate"! And you know it! And you complain anyway, every time! And use exclamation marks, too!

I shall look forward to seeing your same post again when Mozilla 1.0PR1 comes out, when Mozilla 1.0PR2 comes out, and Mozilla 1.0 Final comes out, too.

When they said "you're not getting a pony for Christmas. Maybe for Easter," they meant it. Does this suck? Maybe. Do you have to whine about it every time? Apparently.

Cheers.