Lunascape
July 7th, 2009
If you’re a Firefox user, you may have been one of the five million people who upgraded to version 3.5 in the first 24 hours of its release last week, according to The Register, which also reports that version 3.5.1 is on its way to deal with some bugs.
While you wait for the upgrade to the upgrade, you might want to check out Lunascape, which is like having Firefox, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Safari all in one browser. This PC Mag article provides a great overview.
As AppScout reports, Lunascape is in public alpha (UPDATE: Please note the comment from Yuki Sekiguchi of Lunascape) , so expect some bugginess. Still, it’s packed with interesting features and maximum tweakability so you can adjust it to your personal preferences. Plus it’s fast: I’m running Lunascape 5.1.1 and found pages that were taking forever to load in Firefox 3.5 popping up in just a second or two.
July 7th, 2009 at 1:42 pm
Hi Craig,
Thank you for trying out and spreading the word on Lunascape! Although we have been around for 5 years in Japan, we are still new in the global market. We will appreciate any feedback you and your reader may have.
BTW, I know it is not perfect yet, but the 5.1.1 is an official release, not alpha or beta – so it can be used by general users!
Best regards,
Yuki Sekiguchi
Lunascape, Inc.