Firefox 3.0 new features surfaced users can search and store webpages

According to Internet reports, Mozilla posted a new feature "Places Organizer" in the long-awaited firefox 3.0 browser software on its website ).

Mozilla also provides a "Places Organizer" Screen in the latest weekly firefox 3.0 status report. When the final version of Firefox 3.0 is released later this year, the interface user will be able to see this new feature.

"Places" is the name of Firefox's new unified history and bookmarks manager. It was originally intended to be used in Firefox 2.0, but it was postponed because Mozilla decided that it could not complete the software function on time. Unlike the current bookmarkdonefile, Places uses the SQLite database engine, so you can search for stored web pages. Places also supports the use of tags or user-defined tags to classify bookmarks, allowing users to more easily extract information by searching.

Places Organizer displays bookmarks, browsing history, and downloaded content in a single place in the Windows Vista style. It also features attribute items of a single file and extremely small images of webpages stored or browsed in the tag list, allowing users to browse history and tags in depth.

Currently, Firefox 3.0 M8 is the development code of Firefox browser. This version has been frozen last Wednesday and will be released next week.

In addition, the new Firefox browser security update will be released on July 15, October 14. The current temporary version of this update is 2.0.0.7.

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