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Monkey Bites: "Think that turning off cookies and turning on private browsing makes you invisible on the web? Think again."

Firefox is the world’s number two web browser,

Can you believe it’s been more than a year since Firefox 3 debuted?

While that release smashed all sorts of download records, today sees the release of a major upgrade to that browser: Firefox 3.5.

A couple of days ago Mozilla has released the so-called Firefox 3.5 preview build, aimed solely at developers.

It meant, however, that Firefox 3.5 RC1 build is around the corner, and as of today, it’s available for download.

Linux Magazine: "The latest Firefox may still be in beta but it boasts a number of behind-the-scenes features that will make developing for the web easier as well as end-user changes that add new functionality, like private browsing and support for drag and drop."

The latest Firefox may still be in beta but it boasts a number of behind-the-scenes features that will make developing for the web easier as well as end-user changes that add new functionality, like private browsing and support for drag and drop.

The launch of Google's Chrome browser appears to have prompted Firefox's developers to be less leisurely in bringing the feature to market.