[BROWSERS] Engadget has put up a presentation from Mozilla which shares its plan for upcoming Firefox 4.0. The presentation does not chalks out exact dates and features but gives an overview of where they would like to head with Firefox 4.0.
The presentation shows Mozilla would like to share the beta version of Firefox in June, before they unleash a CSS3, partially HTML5 compliant web browser with multitouch support, background updates, geolocation, Firefox Sync (Mozilla Weave) and a greatly streamlined UI.
From ppt it seems things might change as seen now since the presentation bears a big red bold phrase “PLANS MIGHT CHANGE” on every slide so nothing is final but you can get the idea of direction or Firefox 4 as whole…
[Via: Mike Beltzner]
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