Download of the day: Firefox 3 Beta 2 for Linux Windows and OS X

Mozilla Firefox 3 beta 2 has been released and available for the download. Firefox takes security to next level. For example, If you visit a malicious site using Firefox 3, it will block the site and do it with a user interface that doesn't allow a click-through.

The new beta software includes improved protection from cross-site JSON data leaks, tighter restrictions on cookies, clearer Web site identification by clicking on the site favicon in the location bar, better malware protection, stricter SSL error pages, anti-virus integration in the download manager, and version checking for insecure plugins.

Download Firefox 3 beta 2

Firefox 3 Beta 2 is available in more than 25 languages. Visit official home page to grab Firefox 3 beta 2 software.

Firefox 3 beta 2 Screen shot - Firefox in Action!
(Fig 01: Firefox 3 beta 2 in action)

Other Firefox news

Check out giant Firefox fathead stickers on Georgia Institute of technology football stadium (via QTP):
Firefox fathead stickers on Georgia Institute of technology football stadium
(Fig 02: Firefox fathead stickers on Georgia Institute of technology football stadium. Image Credit - official Mozilla blog)

Firefox Floppy Disks

Mozilla marketing team decided to distribute Firefox using floppies (via E@zyVG)
Humor: Firefox Floppy Disks
(Fig 03: Firefox Floppy Disks. Image Credit - spreadfirefox.com)

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1 Skip Flem 12.25.07 at 2:32 am

It looks good, but flash9 doesn’t install, I’ll have to go back…
Ubuntu 7.10

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