The new version of Firefox will provide natural language support and lightweight theme-based

Article title: The new version of Firefox will provide natural language support and lightweight theme-based. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, open-source, and some other basic classification. Mozilla plans to use Firefox in its next version (currently known as Firefox 3.2) contains simple text commands and desktop web programs. Firefox 3.2 integrates the Ubiquity extension feature developed by Mozilla Labs. it allows users to enter natural language phrases in a browser as instructions to execute specific tasks, for example, enter "map 10 Downing Street" to display the address in Google Maps immediately.

Ubiquity, which has been released for beta, needs to press Ctrl + Space to enter the call command dialog box. Mozilla plans to promote it to the address bar in Firefox 3.2.

In addition, the new version of Firefox will bring "lightweight theming" (lightweight theming), allowing users to customize browsers without separately downloading extensions. this feature is based on Prism, another Mozilla Labs project. prism is similar to Google Chrome's features: it allows users to convert web programs such as Gmail into disguised desktop programs and access them from the Windows Start menu.

Mozilla will not use a single tag in Chrome to occupy the management mode of a separate process. They believe that this mode will bring more memory consumption. However, Firefox 3.2 may adopt Chrome memory management. Mozilla designer Mike Connor said, "using the same process with multiple Gmail labels will become more intelligent, you can use the same process to manage tags for each domain name."

Mozilla is currently fighting against the Bug in Firefox 3.1. Mike Connor said that he does not think the next version is firefox 4. they are deciding whether to release a new version this year or early next year.