Mozilla 1.2.1

-Type Ahead Find is a new feature that allows quick navigation when
you type a succession of characters in the browser, matching the text in
one or more links on the page. To give it a spin just go to a web page,
start typing, watch the typed characters highlight as they find a match
in a link and hit enter to load the selected link. You can also use it
to search for any text on the page by typing / before your search text.
Read the full
Type Ahead
Find documentation to learn about all of its features, prefs and
future plans.


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Linux users should upgrade to the latest

Flash 6 Beta. This new version fixes several
problems including crashing with remote displays and hangs when the audio
device is in use at the time Flash starts up. Mozilla 1.3 Alpha may
not support Flash 5 or earlier so update now.
(Bug 58339,
58937)


-Building on Mozilla's customizability, you can now show toolbars as
text/icons/both (in the default Classic theme). We also have a few other
usability improvements like image selection visualization (image highlights
with system selection color when selected) and the removal of the confusing
toolbar grippies.


-Improvements to native look and feel in both the browser interface
and the browser content area. We now support most native GTK themes in
Mozilla which means that your Mozilla toolbars and other widgets will
pick up the GTK theme look and feel. We also support native look and
feel for web content like form controls under windowsXP.


-Making tabbed browsing even more useful, you can launch the browser
with a group of bookmarks as your start page. This loads several pages
into tabs at startup.



-Keyboard access is greatly improved including additional accesskeys
for menus, other ui elements and page elements.


-We have a new features that utilizes browser idle time to download
or prefetch documents that the user might visit in the near future. A
web page author provides a set of prefetching hints, using the w3c standard
tag, and after the browser is finished loading that page,
it begins silently prefetching specified documents and stores them in its
cache. When the user visits one of the prefetched documents, it can be
served up quickly out of the browser's cache. (See the

Link Prefetching FAQ).


-Java compatability with Mac OS 10.2 (Jaguar) has been repaired.

-XML prettyprinting, similar to IEs default-view for XML is now available in Mozilla.