[ Thanks to Jeff Alami
for this link. ]
“After a fairly lengthy alpha development phase, Mozilla is set
to go beta with a release coinciding with the M11 milestone.
Mozilla Beta 1 will be available by October, with binaries for
Windows, Linux, MacOS, BeOS, and FreeBSD.”
“Before the release of Mozilla Beta 1, the last milestone
release (M9)–introducing the Necko networking system–will be
available this month. The features for the M10 and M11 milestones
will be integrated into the first beta version of Mozilla. Beta 1
will include many of the features of current Netscape Communicator
4.x browsers, including e-mail, news, and an HTML editor.”
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