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Jazilla

Jazilla is one of the important Browsers for Java Platforms which was developed with the aim of incorporating certain features of Mozilla within Java while at the same time maintaining compatibility with the different types of Mozilla applications. Jazilla was introduced as a desirable substitute to another browser which was meant for Java Platforms, HotJava.

Important Features of Jazilla

Jazilla is endowed with a number of important features which deserves a special mention here. Java script is already included in Jazilla and important steps are being taken to even include HTML Script in future. It is a Java based web browser which is entirely written in the Java language. Jazilla is a free software application.





Jazilla makes use of Net Browse. Jazilla it is actually very beneficial as a “small-footprint browser”. However, it is also important to remember that Jazilla is basically a very slow web browser and it also does not support any new features such as CSS2.

Important Versions of Jazilla

Milestone 4 is the latest version of Jazilla which was released in 26th June, 2004. This version is designed to provide with greater support for XUL and can be downloaded in its binary form. Jazilla Milestone 3 and Jazilla Milestone 2 are the other important versions of this java based web browser. Being an important web browser, Jazilla can be described as a “HTML renderer”.




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