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Mozilla.org Releases Mozilla 1.0 Release Candidate

Posted by timothy on from the they're-askin'-for-it dept.

asa writes: "Today mozilla.org made available for download binaries of Mozilla 1.0 Release Candidate 1. RC1 will be used to gather feedback and crash data in preparation for an RC2 or a final release. Please hammer on these builds, report bugs and send in talkback reports. New to RC1 are fixes for about 2000 bugs including more than 150 crash fixes so grab a build and let us know what you think."

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  1. This is great news by PhysicsGenius · · Score: 1, Troll
    All of us down here at the lab use Mozilla every day. We created a CGI app that lets us view the particles in the chamber in real time. We just point our browsers to http://particle.accelerator.net and we see the electrons, muons and gravitons in their orbits within the cyclotron.

    Anyway, Moz 0.9.9 had a bug where we could only see positively charged particles. But the good folks at mozilla.org fixed that right up for us. Now if only they'd patch it so we could see particles with no mass...