If end-users like you and me put pressure on browser providers, a key area of competition will be which software company can simply, gracefully and powerfully integrate "privacy by design" into their next browsers.
Google has asserted that Microsoft's next Web browser typically steers users to Microsoft's search service, limiting consumer choice and potentially hurting Google, the leading Internet search engine.
Will the next big browser battle be not FF vs IE, but Fennec vs. Chrome?
At first glance, this looks like an odd partnership: Mozilla just announced that it has recently begun collaborating with Samsung on Servo, its next generation browser engine.
Cola CEO David Temkin said that in some ways, he sees text messaging as the next web browser.
Then, on Tuesday I got an email from Mozilla, asking if I had time to get on the phone with Mozilla's CTO Brendan Eich to talk about the organization's next generation browser engine Servo and the Rust language it is written in.
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Now Netscape has released a preview version of its next-generation browser software, Netscape 6.0.
Earlier this year, America Online released a preview version of its next-generation browser, Netscape 6.0, long delayed but praised in the trade press for its streamlined design and novel features.
Those efforts culminated last week in the arrival of a new technology, known as P3P, appearing in the company's next-generation browser, Internet Explorer 6, that promises to make privacy protection automatic.
