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Actually, this version of Firefox activates a number of web features that are not activated in the release version, to let webdevs test against features that ar
by Yoric 12y ago
Actually, this version of Firefox activates a number of web features that are not activated in the release version, to let webdevs test against features that are either not 100% stable or not fully standardized yet.
But other than that, it's basically Firefox.
- lmm 12y agoSo it's just like Chrome Canary? Not exactly "the first" then.
- callahad 12y agoCanary is equivalent to https://nightly.mozilla.org/ https://nightly.mozilla.org/, or http://nightly.webkit.org/ http://nightly.webkit.org/ This is different. It's not revolutionary (we're not releasing Servo yet), but it is pretty fantastic. I'd be shocked if most Firefox Aurora users don't switch over to the developer browser next week. :)
- paulirish 12y ago> This is different. Is it? Sounds like a side-by-side Aurora with a toolbar button for DevTools. No separate feature set AFAICT, but you tell me if I'm wrong.
- Yoric 12y agoWell, we have had Firefox Nightly (which is the equivalent of Canary) for, well, as long as we have had Firefox. But activating some experimental features for webdevs is new.