Mozilla.org, homepage of the popular Firefox browser, Mozilla Suite, and Thunderbird, has under-gone a radical new update. The new sites has a revised layout, with a greater emphasis on promotion of it's 3 core products. The new website, code-named Cavendish, was developed by Steven Garrity and his design company, silverorange.
Described by Ben Goodger, chief Firefox developer as "our best site yet", the group hopes that this, combined with a PR / Marketing drive will help propel the 1.0 release of Firefox sky high. So far, browser statistics show that recent media attention and coverage of Firefox has increased it's share of the market, on a variety of measures.
The new design has yet to filter down to the many minor pages on Mozilla.org; this is expected in the coming days.
* Version number incremented to 1.1
* Redesigned user interface
* Added right click context menu to profile list on main window
* Added new services to service help (including new XP SP2 services)
* Added colors and minor modications to text window logging to fsasctl
* Added additional support for terminating the desktop (explorer.exe)
* Added running programs filter to programs window
* Added Tools menu option to allow user to set Program Options and launch the Service Manager
* Added Tool Tip help througout the program (can be disabled via Program Options)
* Added abilty to shutdown or restart the computer after fsasctl has finished execution (not available for Windows 9x/ME)
* Fixed bug where Comments embedded in program executables were not being displayed properly in the programs window
