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Mozilla launched version 1.1 of its web browser today, which includes new features such as an updated download manager, new icons, Mac OS X Quartz support, full-screen mode for Linux, Mac MathML support, and much more. The usual performance improvements are included as well, and better standards support, etc.
Mozilla is definetly shaping up to be a great browser, and is already becomming the browser of choice for some people. It is important to note that Netscape is based off older Mozilla code, for those who aren't aware.
I've been using the nightly builds and alphas/betas of 1.1 for a while now, and it's quite a nice browser. I use it about 50/50 with IE 6 now. I reccomend you check it out, if you haven't already. You can download it here.
Mozilla is definetly shaping up to be a great browser, and is already becomming the browser of choice for some people. It is important to note that Netscape is based off older Mozilla code, for those who aren't aware.
I've been using the nightly builds and alphas/betas of 1.1 for a while now, and it's quite a nice browser. I use it about 50/50 with IE 6 now. I reccomend you check it out, if you haven't already. You can download it here.