Mozilla 1.6 Beta Released

Sick Boy writes "As reported on Mozillazine, the Mozilla Foundation today released Mozilla 1.6 Beta. This latest milestone adds support for NTLM authentication on all platforms and improves the implementation on Windows. The automatic page translation feature has been restored (now powered by Google Language Tools) and a new version of ChatZilla, 0.9.48, is now included. In addition, several security and crash bugs have been fixed during the beta release cycle. Builds can be downloaded from the Mozilla Releases page or directly from the mozilla1.6b directory on ftp.mozilla.org. The Mozilla 1.6 Beta Release Notes have more detailed information about what's new and known issues to watch out for."

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And with good reason!

[NDPTAL85]

How many hundreds of people do you think browse with an alternative browser? Simply by going thru the process of testing your website in Konq and Opera and other browsers you are WASTING YOUR TIME.

This is the single hardest thing to get thru alternative browser users heads is that a very small number of people use anything other than IE. I was kidding above about "hundreds" but its certainly only in the thousands. Not even a million people. So why should companies develop for anything other than IE? Out of the goodness of their hearts?