Another month, another minuscule Firefox update with the minuscule version number is released. Firefox 2.0.0.8 is now available and I have put together Intel Mac optimized builds, available below.
(It’s sad that I can just update the version number in the above paragraph every time a new 2.x release comes out and it’s still completely valid. O Firefox 3, where art thou?)
Please do not email me bugging me for G4 builds as I just don’t have the time right now. I barely have nerd time for my newsreader, never mind building custom versions of a web browser for a CPU I don’t even use. ![]()
You can still download the G4 build of 2.0.0.3 here.
Here’s what’s new in 2.0.0.8 according to the Mozilla change notes:
- Security fixes
- Support for Mac OS X 10.5 (aka “Launching Next Friday!”)
That’s it!
Download
Intel Mac-optimized Firefox 2.0.0.8
G5-optimized Firefox 2.0.0.7 (thanks to the hard work of Stephen Saunders)
Why is the name / icon different?
I really shouldn’t have to keep repeating this, but every time I post a new Firefox release I still seem to get people annoyed / pissed off / confused as to why these builds are missing the Firefox name and icon. So here comes the strong emphasis:
The Firefox name and icon are trademarked and cannot be used with non-official builds. These are non-official builds, so they cannot have the official branding. Pretty straight-forward. Please don’t ask me to build versions with the official branding.
As always, feel free to post your thoughts / experiences / etc. in the comments. Enjoy!
The Intel aqua form widgets version displays a dark grey colored background in the dropdown form boxes, shouldn't it be white?
Thanks for putting these builds together.
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