Mozilla Firefox 4 Beta: An empowering internet browser

Mozilla Firefox 4 Beta internent browser is expected to be officially launched this year on July. The primary goals for Firefox 4 will be making a much faster internet browser which is a powerful that it can support the lated web technologies like HTML 5 and beyond, and lastly to develop an empowering internet browser which allows internet users full control over their data, browser and web experience.

It is good to note that Mozilla Firefox developers are working in the open in terms of their objectives, socializing their plans early and gather feedbacks since usually software developers do not announce their plans of the features and all not until the design is finalized and approved.

To date the Mozilla Firefox 4 plans are fluid and likely to change. As with previous releases, developers used dates to set targets for milestones and then worked together to track these targets. Milestones are always judged against basic criteria of quality, performance, and usability, and final product is shipped when it is ready.

If you have Firefox or a modern web browser that supports fully open HTML video, you can watch the video presentation courtesy of Mike Beltzner.

Firefox 4: fast, powerful and empowering

View more presentations from Mike Beltzner.

2 Responses to “Mozilla Firefox 4 Beta: An empowering internet browser”

web design on May 25th, 2010 at 6:23 pm

Pretty good post. I just stumbled upon your blog and wanted to say that I have really enjoyed reading your blog posts. Any way I’ll be subscribing to your feed and I hope you post again soon.
Cameron Diaz, the most dangerous celebrity name on the internet, according to McAfee | informasiatoday.info on August 22nd, 2010 at 7:13 am

[...] is a free plug-in for Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Internet Exporer that tags dangerous sites that contain malicious ware, adware, [...]

informasiatoday.info