Mozilla is not resting on its laurels now that Firefox 3.5 has held its ground and has shown the world that it is entrenched firmly in the minds of the users world wide. Mozilla has quietly let it be known that its engineers are already working on the next version, Firefox 3.6 tentatively named Namoroka. Mozilla would be channelising its energies to improve the responsiveness, the quickness of tab creation and the getting ready time of the new version of the browser. These changes Mozilla expects will be strikingly evident and pleasingly perceptible.
Firefox 3.6 also called Namoroka is expected to adjust itself to users history and preferences and evolve after due learning process to customize itself suiting the needs of the user. This apart from being able to execute automatically can also be defined.
Apart from provision of utilities and themes that can be added Firefox 3.6 may be enabled with commands that perform complex tasks and execute them with out burdening the user.
Mozilla also intends to seamlessly integrate the Desktop with your web pages and will be applicable with all the existing OSs. By the time Namoroka arrives it may not be able to integrate with older OSs.
It would be premature to predict the exact nature of the changes Namoroka will have over and above what Mozilla already intends as it is an evolving process. But one can safely give a time frame of one year for the new product to see the light of the day.
