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Published: 13 Jun 2007 07:58 BST

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Firefox 3 Alpha 5 (Gran Paradiso)
Although it's not intended for public consumption, a new build of Firefox 3 Alpha 5 (code name Gran Paradiso) is available for download from Mozilla. In this release, add-ons created for Firefox 2 may not work. For end users, Firefox 2 remains the latest public version. The final public release for Firefox 3 is not expected until autumn 2007.

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