다운로드 Mozilla FireFox 2.0 마지막 RTM 웹 브라우저
Mozilla Firefox 2.0는 Firefox 차세대 브라우저이고 버전 1.5부터 점점 대중적인 웹 브라우저에 중요한 향상이다. Firefox 2.0는 3월부터 각종 betas 그리고 방출 후보자와 시험에 있고 8월에 있는 원래 계획한 발사 날짜에서 10월에 벌레와 안보 문제 때문에 연기되었다. 새로운 Mozilla FoxFire 2.0는 가시를 상쾌하게 한다, 붙박이 phishing 보호 다만에서 같이 특색짓는다 IE7, 수색 기간 제안을 가진 강화한 수색 기능은, 개량한 달린 찾아보는, 지금 새 창구 설치자로 회의 복구 특징을 가진 당신의 회의를 찾아보고, 웹 급식 다시 시작해서, 인라인 철자 검사, 책갈피, 개량한 추가 매니저, JavaScript 1.7 지원, 확장한 수색 플러그 접속식 체재, 연장 체계, 클라이언트 측 회의, 영구 저장 장치, SVG 원본 지원에 갱신으로 살아있는 제목을 시사하고 구독, 그리고 온다.
Mozilla FireFox 2.0는 2006년 10월24일 에 풀어 놓인다. FireFox 홈페이지에 아직 특색지어, FireFox 2.0의 최신 방출은 지금 Mozilla 각종 FTP 사이트 및 다른 HTTP 또는 FTP 거울에서 다운로드될 수 있다. 직접적인 다운로드는 몇몇 거울을 위해 연결하고 대중적인 언어 방출은 아래에로 이다. 운영 체계의 대부분은 리눅스와 Mac OS x.를 포함하여 지원된다. 지원된 언어는 프랑스, 독일, 일본, 전통 중국어, 간결체 한자, 덴마크어, 영국 (미), 영어 (UK), 이탈리아어, 러시아어, 스페인어 및 등등을 포함한다.
모든 운영 체계 및 언어를 위한 다운로드 Mozilla FireFox 2.0
Mozilla 기초 ftp.써버
Mozilla 기초 HTTP 서버
창 (32 비트 미국 영어판)를 위한 다운로드 FireFox 2.0
밖으로 체크 FireFox 홈페이지 공식 발표를 위해. 방문 FireFox 2.0 홈페이지 공식적인 다운로드 연결을 위해.
중요한: 이것은 보장 없이 "있는 그대로" 제공되는 기계 번역 페이지이다. 기계번역은 이해하기 곤란할지도 모른다. 참고하십시오 원래 영국 기사 가능한 언제든지.
공유하고 공헌하거나 기술지원을 얻고에 도우십시오 나의 디지털 생활 공개토론.
관련 기사
- Firefox 3 beta 2
- Firefox 2.0.0.9 갱신은 풀어 놓았다
- 세계 신기록을 끊는 다운로드 Firefox 3 오늘
- FireFox 웹 브라우저에 우연하게 닫은 탭을 재기하고 재개하십시오
- Mozilla FTP & 웹 서버에서 다운로드 Firefox 3
- Mozilla 새로운 웹 브라우저 Firefox 풀어 놓이는 3 beta 3
- 창을 위한 1 정지 웹 브라우저 무리 0.9.0.2
- Change the Position of FireFox Tabs Close Button (or Revert Back to FireFox 1.5 Style at the End of Tab Strip)
- Disable FireFox Tabbed Browsing Scroll Arrows and Scrolling Tabs Feature
- Download Panic 0.3.3 to Close Websites with Simple Hotkey Click in Mozilla Firefox
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October 25th, 2006 21:20
[...] Mozilla Foundation has released the latest version of popular web browser - FireFox 2.0. FireFox 2 features new features and enhancements for better users web experience. Among the improvements are enhanced tabbed browsing. With the FireFox 2 enhanced tabbed browsing, users will now has new web pages opened in tabs by default, and when users have too many tabs opened, a scroll arrows will appear on either side of tabs slide, allowing users to switch (or scroll) to other open tabs. A button on the right side will displays an easy-to-read list of all open tabs. Beside, each tabs has its own close button too, just like in IE7. If you don’t like the new feature of close button appears on each and every tabs, or fear that you may accidently close a tab (you can actually re-open closed tabs from “Recently Closed Tabs” in History menu to bring it back to FireFox browser, of course, without any unsaved work), or have been too familiar or just want back or revert to the old FireFox 1.5 style of tabbed browsing close button at the end of the Tab bar, you can modify a setting to instruct FireFox to hide the close button on the tabs itself and display the close button at the end of the bar instead. [...]
October 25th, 2006 23:16
[...] FireFox 2, the new version of open source web browser from Mozilla Foundation, has a lot of new features and enhancements that intend to let users have nicer experience and more enjoyment when surfing the Internet. One of the features which similar to Internet Explorer 7 is FireFox tabs scrolling, where a fixed number of tabs will appear on the FireFox tab bar, with the rest of the tabs will slide to the background, accessible by clicking on scroll arrows on both side of the browser window tab bar when users open too many web pages as tabs. The feature is good to maintain readable tab title. FireFox 2 use minimum width of tab setting to determine if the browser window should hide the extra tabs on the FireFox tab bar in order to maintain the minimum width of the tabs that appear on the FireFox window. If FireFox unable to maintain the tab minimum width, it will “slide” or hide the left-most or right-most tab into background, and display an scroll arrow on either side of the browser tab strip to indicate that there are more tabs available. Users can then use the scroll arrows, or a button on the right side that always show all open tabs in an easy-to-read list to scroll access or jump to the destination tabs. [...]
October 27th, 2006 10:13
[...] FireFox web browser has a neat feature called tabbed browsing where users can surf the Internet and loads the Web pages in separate tabs of a single browser window without the need to open multiple browser windows that filling up the taskbar and messing up the desktop space. But tabbed browser also have higher chance of user unknowingly or accidentally closes a tab which he or she still wants to browse. If the web page in that tab contains important information or valuable works, and not been bookmarked, then the user might have hard time trying to find back the website or page link location URL again. To avoid this problem, FireFox users can use and upgrade to FireFox 2, which has improved tabbed browsing features. Among the features is ability for users to re-open an accidentally closed tab by using a shortcut Ctrl+Shift+T, or by right clicking on the tab bar, the select “Undo Close Tab”. FireFox 2 will cache and keep track of a list of recently closed tabs in the History menu so that after the web page in the tab has been closed, but FireFox can still retrieves it and displays the web page on the new tab. [...]
November 2nd, 2006 22:10
[...] Firefox 2.0 is the latest free web browser from Mozilla Foundation. Firefox 2 features a lot of improvements, bug fixes and new features compared with previous Firefox version 1.5. Among the features include improved tabbed browsing, built-in spell checker, search suggestions, Session Restore and reopen tabs, web feeds or RSS support, Live Title, integrated search, Live Bookmarks, pop-up blocker, streamlined interface, phishing protection, automatic update, spyware protection by rejecting automatic installation by websites and has thousands of add-ons or extensions or plugins to customize the Firefox web browser. Linux reviews Firefox 2 and concludes that “after using Firefox release candidates and the final version, I have run into only one consistent bug worth noting. By default, Firefox is configured to open links that would spawn a new window in a tab instead. This in itself isn’t a glitch, but the fact that Firefox keeps resetting this behavior after I specifically tell it to open the links in a window rather than a tab is annoying. I’m not sure what triggers the reset, but each time I check in Firefox’s Tab preferences dialog, the radio box for “a new window” is still checked. Changing this to “a new tab” and then back again solves the problem, but only for a little while.” [...]