Just a few days after
pushing out the first release candidate for Firefox 3.5 to beta testers, Mozilla has made Firefox 3.5 RC2
available to the general public. While the only way to test out the first release candidate was to install Firefox 3.5 beta 4 and upgrade from within the browser, anyone can download and install the latest release candidate... or you can just wait until the full version of Firefox 3.5 is released, which should happen any day now.
Firefox 3.5 offers a ton of bug fixes and new features including:
- Private browsing mode that doesn't save your history or cached data when your browser session is over
- Tab tearing feature that lets you drag a tabs between browser windows or drag a tab into a new window
- Watch a video in your browser without any plugins or external programs
Sure, some of these features have been available in other browsers like Google Chrome since day one. But it's nice to see them coming to Firefox. Firefox 3.5 RC2 is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Tags: firefox, firefox-3.5, firefox-3.5-rc2
