Today, The Mozilla Corporation launches Firefox 2.0 Final, the Second-generation release of Firefox. Firefox 1.0 was originally released on November 9, 2004 , and currently Firefox has a usage share of about 12% [1].
New features in Firefox 2.0 include enhancements in security, tabbed browsing, performance, and extensions.
New features
Firefox 2.0 also has:
built-in spell checking
improved antiphishing feature
ability to restore a session if the session accidentally crashed
ability to reopen closed tabs
Search engines will also include their own suggestions.
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