FireFox Beta Released

March 16th, 2009

After the last beta release, I have been hesitant to try any Firefox beta for a while.

Mozilla on Thursday released the third beta version of Firefox 3.1, aka Shiretoko, one of the frontrunners in the current race to improve Web browsers.

According to the Firefox 3.1b3 release notes, the new version includes better “Web worker” multitasking abilities, a faster Gecko rendering engine for showing Web pages, and upgrades to the TraceMonkey engine for faster, more stable execution of Web sites’ JavaScript programs. (Follow these links to download Firefox 3.1b3 for Windows and Mac OS X.)

I’ll wait for the full release, and until then, I will keep testing Safari 4, so I can compare the two when the time comes.

Are you using the beta? If so, how is it working out for you?

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