Firefox 4 Beta, Now With Faster Graphics And Visual Sound
Firefox just launched its fifth Firefox 4 beta, which includes a more streamlined interface, faster graphics and a new audio API that exposes raw audio data (see video above).
What’s new in this latest iteration of Firefox?
* The introduction of an audio API which uses HTML5, allowing developers to visualize the sound data in a browser and creating novel ways to experience sound while web surfing.
* Emphasis on faster graphics with default graphics support from Direct2D, a 2-D graphics API for Windows 7, on machines that support Windows 7.
* Implementation of the HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), a security protocol that increases the chances for a secure connections.
A stable version is set to be released by Mozilla in November. You can try out the latest beta here. http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/beta/
What’s new in this latest iteration of Firefox?
* The introduction of an audio API which uses HTML5, allowing developers to visualize the sound data in a browser and creating novel ways to experience sound while web surfing.
* Emphasis on faster graphics with default graphics support from Direct2D, a 2-D graphics API for Windows 7, on machines that support Windows 7.
* Implementation of the HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), a security protocol that increases the chances for a secure connections.
A stable version is set to be released by Mozilla in November. You can try out the latest beta here. http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/beta/
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