MozillaNews.orgMozillaNews!Netscape 8: I'm Not Dead Yet!- May 19, 2005 AOL has released Netscape 8 today, to average reviews. It still has the twin-engine design, and a few extra features form the beta such as the Trust Rating system. We'll take it for a spin over the next few days and post a review by Sunday evening July...http://mozillanews.org/?article=dff7bd472f49196bfa7ab1c611674822 Firefox 1.0.4 and Mozilla 1.7.8 Security Updates Released- May 13, 2005 The most recent security release to Firefox and Seamonkey have been released. Returning for an encore is our incredibly advanced Download Matrix™ for links to the Suite and Firefox. This is merely a security release for both products. TherRelevant security bulletins: MFSA 2005-44 Privilege escalation via non-DOM property overrides MFSA 2005-43 "Wrapped" javascript: urls bypass security checks MFSA 2005-42 Code execution via javascript: IconURL Downloads Firefox Release Notes .http://mozillanews.org/?article=d210ead2ec6ea7770a2b1eaf910fa3ac Upgrades Imminent...- May 4, 2005 We're starting to so some spring cleaning around here. One thing you can see right now is the Forums link in the menubar now points to MozillaZine's Forums. When MozillaNews.org started almost four years ago, the Mozilla community was a very different place. MozillaZine was a small site with few news updates, and there was no centralized community center except the newsgroups, which being hosted on the Netscape newsgroup servers weren't easily discoverable. We started up with the idea of forums.http://mozillanews.org/?article=5a0910a819f77dd65018cacc1dec9209 Important Changes for Extension Developers- May 3, 2005 In his blog post for today, May 2, 2005, Ben Goodger has given us a brief overview of the new "Changes for Extension Developers". He describes it as "almost a complete restructuring of the Extension system" and goes on to give some details about how it improves the situation for developers and for users. He also thanks Benjamin Smedberg and Darin Fisher for their feedback in a rather hefty patch. Speaking of Ben Smedberg, MozillaNews.org wants to congratulate he and his...http://mozillanews.org/?article=f1f97e16c35ef727f54db791c43d6ed3 |