Review: Firefox 1.5, Thunderbird
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Faster, SVG rendering, and movable tabs...
Most browser users are familiar with this situation: You load a page in the browser, then click a link that takes you to a new page, and then return to the original page -- and you have to wait for the browser to render the page that you were just looking at.
Firefox 1.5 tackles this problem with a fast backwards and forwards navigation feature (bfcache) that speeds up browsing pages that have already been rendered. Previously, Firefox would save data for a page to cache, but re-render the page each time you navigated to it.
Firefox 1.5 tackles this problem with a fast backwards and forwards navigation feature (bfcache) that speeds up browsing pages that have already been rendered. Previously, Firefox would save data for a page to cache, but re-render the page each time you navigated to it.
read more | mail this link | score:6549 | -Ray, December 1, 2005
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