Author: JT Smith
Today mozilla.org releases Mozilla 0.6, which is based on the branch that was used to create Netscape 6. Members of the
Mozilla community requested that mozilla.org produce a release that was as close to Netscape 6 as possible.
This release enables developers to build extensions or “not-quite-plugins” which can be added to an existing Netscape 6
installation seamlessly. This tag also provides a stable point that can be used to create browsers on platforms for which a
Netscape 6 product isn’t available or for those who just prefer an open solution.
The Mozilla 0.6 release does not contain many of the features or bug fixes which can be seen in our current daily builds.
Our most recent daily builds are available at http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/nightly/latest/.
Mozilla community requested that mozilla.org produce a release that was as close to Netscape 6 as possible.
This release enables developers to build extensions or “not-quite-plugins” which can be added to an existing Netscape 6
installation seamlessly. This tag also provides a stable point that can be used to create browsers on platforms for which a
Netscape 6 product isn’t available or for those who just prefer an open solution.
The Mozilla 0.6 release does not contain many of the features or bug fixes which can be seen in our current daily builds.
Our most recent daily builds are available at http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/nightly/latest/.
