The Mozilla Foundation has launched Release Candidate 1 of its Firefox 2 browser. But the company said that it has a few leftover bugs, so only the experience users should download it. The new browser is much safer, it detects when a fraudulent site--like a bogus eBay or PayPal--has been accessed and will alert the user with a dialog box and grayed-out window. This version has few new features like, the toolbar is see-through until moused over, when it will appear to glow, dynamic bookmarks that give personalized or updated titles on the bookmark list--for instance, news Web sites will feature the latest headline instead of the name of the site, a spell-check-as-you-go feature and the ability to resume the most recent browsing session, including any tabs that were open.

Firefox 2 RC 2 is going to release in the first week of October and the final version will release in the end of that month.
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