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 More options May 20 2008, 6:29 pm
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From: beelze...@gmail.com
Date: Tue, 20 May 2008 15:29:11 -0700 (PDT)
Local: Tues, May 20 2008 6:29 pm
Subject: Re: What's next after Firefox 3 and Gecko 1.9?
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Dear Firefox developers,
I think that it would be meaningful if you use the release 3.1 to
assimilate the feedback of the firefox 3.0 users. Version 3.0
introduces to many new features and until now only a group of early
adopters (that is relatively small compared to the number of the
common users) tried out this version. And when the version 3.0 will be
released as final version there will be much more users. I think you
should write down another primary objective for the release 3.1:
collecting the feedback from this broad base of firefox 3.0 users,
evaluating this feedback, and using it to advance the new features
added in 3.0. IMHO it should be more important than integration of the
almost complete features.
Regards
Andy

PS: sorry for my English, I'm not a native speaker ...

> Firefox 3.1:

> There were a number of features that we held back from Firefox 3 because
> they weren't quite ready - but they were nearly complete.    These
> include things like XHR, native JSON DOM bindings, ongoing performance
> tuning,  awesomebar++, better system integration, etc.  This along with
> the overall quality of Gecko 1.9 as a basis for mobile and the desire to
> get new platform features out to web developers sooner has lead to us
> want to do a second release of Firefox this year.   This release would
> be date-driven and targeted at the end of 2008.   Any features not ready
> in time will move to the next major release.  This is currently planned
> to be based on Gecko 1.9.1 - but if there are solid technical reasons
> for breaking frozen APIs we will bump the version number to Mozilla2.


 
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