What's the first beta of Firefox 2.0?

Mozilla Foundation, yesterday, may have released the first beta (first alpha) version of open source Firefox 2.0.

Key features in 'First alpha' include a ' Places dialog ' that allows users to find and return to websites that have been visited based on the content of the site instead of relying on the address. Along with that is a system that allows remote disabling extra features for the browser extension.

The team of open source browser developers, on March 14, decided to 'freeze' programming code - code that makes Firefox 2.0 First Alpha. However, according to another announcement on the Mozilla Developer Center website, it may be possible to 'freeze' the source code to make the alpha version available early yesterday.

Mozilla's 'tinderbox' server will automatically re-edit and package the latest Firefox code when the server is updated and named this update package Firefox 2.0 first alpha from the end of last week.

However, this update is still used for Mozilla internal testing only. It will be officially launched once the testing process is complete. If the testing process wraps the alpha version will be released. In contrast, the testing process will continue.

Unlike trial versions that have all the features but still have bugs, the alpha versions lack a lot of features expected to be included in Firefox 2.0.

Firefox's ' tabbed browsing ' feature is really useful, allowing users to browse multiple websites just by clicking on the 'tabs'. This time, Mozilla plans to add an ' Undo close tab ' feature to help users browse the site they've accidentally closed. Unfortunately, this feature will only be included in the ' Second alpha ' version that will be released next quarter.

Will also be included in the version of ' Second alpha ' which is a spell check feature directly on the browser due to some difficulties in integrating code into the email client application for the computer. Thunderbird table.