Asa Dotzler writes, “Mozilla 1.1 has arrived!. This release has many new features including full-screen mode for linux, Mac MathML support, a redesigned JavaScript Debugger, new window icons for the different Mozilla applications, view selection source, display HTML mail as plaintext, and much more.
Along with all the new features, Mozilla 1.1 also contains many improvements to performance, stability, standards support, and web site compatability. You can get Mozilla 1.1 by visiting the mozilla.org releases page or directly from ftp at ftp.mozilla.org. Now that 1.1 is out the door, the focus moves to 1.2 alpha and beyond. If you’re confused as to how all of these releases relate to eachother, be sure to check out the Mozilla Roadmap and the community hub over at mozillaZine.org.”
Along with all the new features, Mozilla 1.1 also contains many improvements to performance, stability, standards support, and web site compatability. You can get Mozilla 1.1 by visiting the mozilla.org releases page or directly from ftp at ftp.mozilla.org. Now that 1.1 is out the door, the focus moves to 1.2 alpha and beyond. If you’re confused as to how all of these releases relate to eachother, be sure to check out the Mozilla Roadmap and the community hub over at mozillaZine.org.”
