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We just had Firefox 3.5.4 and 3.6 Beta 1 , but dont think ull get next version after months! Within next few days u'll find next versions to be out. Thanks to chrome for starting such a trend.

Have 3.5.5 by 5 November or so and Firefox 3.6 RC1 by late November. This was just an appetizer! Further , have Firefox 3.5.6 by 15 December and Firefox 3.6 Final by Mid~late December.

I fear that this might lead to drastic repercussions too. Mozilla had never coded so vigorously ever, so the quality can be affected too. Anyways , firefox 3.6 Beta 1 is super cool and fast for me , only network prioritization part and Ts improvements are left , which will escalate priority of using bandwidth for the current tab and improve boot time respectively , further improving 'visual performance' . By this , firefox 3.6 goals will be achieved and development emphasis will be shifted towards 3.7 (new UI + Even faster response,boot time + faster JS performance). You can refer to this page to know about upcoming goals and their ETA.

For more information , have a look @ this and this

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i thought that Google and Mozilla are partners in someway...!!!!

They should be working together and not against each other.

Well i like the look and preform of Google chrome and love the features that Firefox offers

i only hope that someday these two browsers become one.

That would provide the ultimate browsing experience to all the WWW surfers

They're aiming for smaller releases with fewer features (like what Chrome does), the work is being done at the same rate, except now it gets released sooner.

Dramatically sooner!

Firefox 3.5.4 - 27 October

Firefox 3.5.5 - 5 November

Its just little more than a week!!

i thought that Google and Mozilla are partners in someway...!!!!

They should be working together and not against each other.

Well i like the look and preform of Google chrome and love the features that Firefox offers

i only hope that someday these two browsers become one.

That would provide the ultimate browsing experience to all the WWW surfers

I dont take them as partners from now on words , btw Chrome is taking firefox's share and not of IE , thats really bad , it evolved from Mozillan codes and Webkit , and is now against both of the root browsers ...(Firefox and Safari)

Chrome is still a beta to me , lots of sites still dont work properly , it goes mad sometimes (Whoa!Crash.. and Opps! :p) and is slower when we talk about page loading thing , firefox and opera look faster in that case. And if we talk about features and customizations , chrome comes below IE too!

3.5.5 is a rush release, since 3.5.4 had a few crashing bugs in it that nobody picked up through testing.

It's nothing new, other minor releases have been rushed out to fix bugs.

Edit: Mozilla and Google are "friends", The multi-progress work in Firefox uses the IPC stack from Chromium, and their crash reporter is also from Google, and they're contributing code to both.

3.5.5 is a rush release, since 3.5.4 had a few crashing bugs in it that nobody picked up through testing.

It's nothing new, other minor releases have been rushed out to fix bugs.

still , we are now getting newer releases in months time now! Earlier we got new ones once in a quarter

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