Many people find Mozilla to be too heavy for their iMacs with only 32 or 64 megs of RAM. The , gives you a memory efficent browser, and uses Mozilla's Gecko engine -- giving you the best of both worlds. LinuxPlanet has a of this new browser.

Netscape has created the contest. They are looking for some really creative, and well designed themes -- the winning theme -- will be default in Netscape 6, and the author could win one of those flat, hang on the wall, plasma TV's.

Many Linux users complain about the fonts in Netscape for Linux. has written up a . It details fixing those sites with really tiny type, those sites with blocky, scaled fonts, and more.

Resexcellence has a , including Mozilla, Galeon, HotJava and Netscape 4.73. Also mentioned is Konqueror 2.0. Another good Mozilla browser frontend, not mentioned in the article is a GTK+ only frontend to Mozilla (that doesn't link to the GNOME libs so it's more lightweight).

Netscape Communicator 4.73, is currently broken on Debian Woody (Unstable) on the PowerPC. It will (hopefully) be fixed by an upcoming binutils update. For now, you can either use a alien'd version of the LinuxPPC 2000 Netscape Communicator or use another browser like Konqueror or Mozilla. Also, Qt 2.2.1 was broken, previous to this evening (it would cause all Qt programs to die of a linking error), updating it will fix this. Finally, exim isn't working right now, and there is no fix or update yet. Update: It's now safe to apt-get upgrade, again as most of these problems have been now fixed.

PenguinPPC has an on installing Netscape plugins with Mozilla, such as RealPlayer 7 for PowerPC Linux, and the Open Source Swift Flash Plugin.

There is an interesting project on that adds mouse gestures to Mozilla. The project is called and according to it works well with 0.9.4 and nightly builds.

The Mozilla 0.9.5 Milestone build has been released yesterday. Binaries for classic MacOS and x86 Linux are available as is source code. Packages for PPC Linux should follow within a few days.

Mozilla is an open-source web browser, designed for standards-compliance, performance and portability.

Tonight we implemented several fixes that should correct the majority of the display problems and browser incompatabilities. The fixes were done to all of the sites except Nubus, PowerBook and RS6k. Those sites will have the fixes applied over the next day or so. The biggest fix is that the site should display (in a readable form) under Netscape 4.x browsers!!

Mozilla 0.9.6 has been released. You can read the at mozilla.org. 0.9.6 includes page icons in the url bar, it can display windows specific media (bitmaps, icons etc) on any platform, print preview, some mail and search enhancements.

has published a on what Mozilla 1.0 should be, why we need a stable release, what's left to do and when we should expect to see it.

Approximately 1,586 bugs were fixed since 0.9.6, and some features have been added as well, such as S/MIME mail support, DOM Inspector, web site icons in bookmarks (aka favicons), digest authentication, and complete page saving (images, Javascript, CSS).

More info and download links can be found .
Precompiled binaries for PPC should be available soon.

Using Java in your PPC Linux browser (Mozilla or Konqueror) is not very difficult, yet one has to know how to do it and unfortunately, documentation on the subject is sparse. That's why I hope this small HowTo will be able to help people get it working.

Version 0.9.8 of the Mozilla Web Browser is out. as well as are available. Precompiled PPC Linux binaries should follow shortly. More info .

have released Mozilla 0.9.9. You can read the press release , or download it from . This version includes MathML and TrueType font support.

Probably the last version of Mozilla before the final 1.0 release has been put online today. You can find all the info as well as the source code . PowerPC binaries, as usual, should be available within a few days.

A PPC binary of Mozilla 1.0RC1 is available now. Information about the build options and dependencies can be found .

The second release candidate of the final version of Mozilla is available as of today. This release cleared another 250 bugs, mainly related to stability and security. You can find the release notes and download links . PPC binaries should be available shortly.

A precompiled PPC binary for the latest Mozilla release is available now. You can get more details or directly download it.

Mozilla.org made available for download binaries of Mozilla 1.0 Release Candidate 3. RC3 will be used to gather feedback and crash data in preparation for Mozilla 1.0. The builds and release notes are available at . New to RC3 are fixes for about 139 bugs including fixes for plugins, usability, crashes, and internationalization issues. There is more info available at:

A precompiled PPC binary for the latest Mozilla release is available now. You can get more details or directly download it.

The final 1.0 version of the popular Open Source web browser Mozilla has been released today. You can find the release notes and download links . PPC binaries for Linux are already available.

Mozilla.org has released Mozilla 1.1 alpha, the first post 1.0 milestone. This release has been in the works for almost 2 months now incorporating over 1700 bug fixes and more than a dozen new features. More info and download links .

Announcing Mozilla 1.1 Beta for PPC/Linux provided by Matt Christian.
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I have built the Mozilla 1.1b distribution for GNU Linux/PowerPC.

Here's the relevant information:
Mozilla: 1.1b with MathML and SSL enabled
Build ID: 2002072410
uname -a: Linux localhost 2.2.21 #1 Sat Jun 1 20:28:22 CDT 2002 ppc unknown
gcc -v: gcc version 2.95.4 20011002 (Debian prerelease)
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More information available .

Download directly from here

Enjoy!

Mozilla.org today published the first alpha version of the 1.2 release of their Mozilla browser, which is expected for November. Among the new features are "Type Ahead Find" which is a new feature that allows quick navigation when you type a succession of characters in the browser and many bug fixes and speed improvements. Full release notes and download links can be found .