By Brian
Proffitt
Managing Editor, BrowserWatch
The Mozilla organization has announced the additional release of
more pre-1.0 versions, which could move back the ship date of
Mozilla 1.0 to the end of September, 2001.
Mozilla is the open source software based on the original
Netscape Communicator 5 source code. Several browsers are based on
the Mozilla code, including Netscape 6 and KMeleon.
Three new releases were added to the Mozilla schedule after the
0.9 release, and if Mozilla’s current pattern of five-week release
cycles holds, then this would push the final release date back to
September from the planned May 2001 date.
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