Firefox 3.5 Review - The Return of Mozilla
By pretty much any measure, Mozilla’s Firefox browser has been a huge success. Firefox is one of the most successful open-source applications of all time, second only to the Apache Web server. And in just a few short years, Firefox has been able to take significant market share away from Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, a task that seemed impossible when Firefox was first launched.
But in the last year, Firefox has faced challengers in areas in which it was always comfortably ahead of IE (read our IE8 review) such as innovative new features, standards support and reliability. In many ways, the only claim to superiority that Firefox most recently had over rivals such as Apple Safari, Google Chrome and Opera was in its large community of add-ons.
However, with the release of Firefox 3.5, Mozilla has addressed many of the biggest problems of its web browser.
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