Mozilla 1.7

Mozilla features fully compliant standards support including HTML 4.0, XML, CSS, and DOM, and is small, fast, and modular. Since its inception, Mozilla has been built using open source, meaning that the source code is publicly available. Mozilla's interface employs the standard browsing paradigm with back, forward, and refresh buttons. It is skinnable, meaning you can download new looks for it. It features the ability to disable unrequested pop-up windows on Web sites. Mozilla also lets you open multiple browser windows and display multiple Web pages in a single tabbed window at the same time. New features in version 1.7 include a new cross-platform NTLM authentication module, security improvements, and crash fixes.

What's New:

Official Mozilla 1.7 builds for Windows, Linux, and Mac all contain the Talkback crash reporting utility. Help us make 1.7 the most stable release yet; please submit your crash reports.
A new option to prevent sites from using JavaScript to block the browser's context menu.
A new set of icons for files that are associated with Mozilla on Windows.
Password Manager has a "show passwords" mode which will display saved passwords. You will need to enter your master password if you are using one.
The "Set As Wallpaper" feature now has a confirmation dialog.
Linux GTK2 builds have improved support for OS themes.
Cookie dialogs have been reworked to make them more usable.
Date handling, especially on OS X, has been improved.