What's New In Opera 11.11 Browser ?

Yesterday baweh online diary blog for your guide to social networking online published about Mozilla Firefox 5.0, Now we will talking about new revision of opera browser. It is Opera 11.11.

This new release of Opera browser brings many enhancements and new features to make browsing better then ever. Here are the highlights of new opera browser :

• Speed Dial 2.0
Opera's popular speed dial has been greatly enhanced, your favorite pages now have clearer previews, and dials can even dynamically show live content for websites. There is now no limit to how many dials you can use, and it is simple to adjust the speed dial view to best fit your setup.
• Opera Turbo Enhanced
With improved compression, Opera Turbo is faster than ever. Boost your browsing speed on crowded Wi-Fi hotspots, tethered mobile phones or dial-up connections.
• Simple Plug-In Installation
We have made it easier to install and use plug-ins. With this release, the most popular plug-in, Adobe Flash Player, installs seamlessly and automatically.
• Great New CSS3 Support 
This version of the opera browser now supports CSS3 linear gradients and multiple coloums. The Opera browser shows webpages using the latest and greatest standards in their full glory.

More detail about Opera 11.11 on : Opera Changlogs

Mozilla Firefox 5 Downloads

Mozilla 5.0 should become available as a beta browser next month. There has not been much news, however, about the firefox core and how it would change to deliver the ongoing performance improvements mozilla outlined in its firefox roadmap in February.
Today we got a better look at what we can expect in the next versions of firefox. According to a blog post by Dave Mandelin, Mozilla will give Firefox a new debugger, an updated garbage collection process, a few JavaScript enhancements as well as redesigned JIT compiler. Called IonMonkey, the compiler should be significantly faster than today's JaegerMonkey. It is somewhat surprising to see Mozilla working on JaveScript performance as both Microsoft and Google appear to be happy with their performance levels. Firefos 4 can't match Chromme or IE 9 in every benchmark, but it was generally considered to be good enough.
Mozilla also said that it is making changes to its Gecko rendering engine. Project "Azure" targets the creation pf a new 2D graphics API for firefox as well as new 3D backends to accelerate content rendering to OpenGL, Direct3D 9, and Direct3D 10. When implemented, we should see much more efficient hardware acceleration performance that works across all popular OS platforms, including Windows XP.
Mozilla firefox 5 may receive some new features, but Mozilla was pretty clear when it started that this work is very much in the starting phase. Firefox 7 and firefox 8 are better bets to expect IonMonkey and Azure.
Original title "Mozilla Announces new firefox javascript engine on Tom's Guide