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Firefox 3.5 Released

Posted July 2nd, 2009 by lizardb0y

Ars Technica have published a review of the just released Firefox 3.5. Of the browser's privacy features, Ryan Paul writes:

With a stroke at the keyboard, users can erect stiff privacy barriers that will prevent their Web surfing habits from penetrating the browser history and defiling the sensitive auto-completion system with incriminating data where it might arouse the suspicions of subsequent users.

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