We made a new pre-release of MultiZilla v1.1.33 available for download. You need mozilla build 2002120204 or greater for this version. The most important thing about this version is that we fixed mozilla bug 182184 and this mozilla regression caused several bugs in MultiZilla.

MultiZilla v1.1.32 fails on current mozilla builds because of several modifications. HJ hopes to fix this in about one or two weeks, but he is very busy with work related assignments at this moment, so bear with us.

Today we release MultiZilla v1.1.32. This is a major update with several new features and a lot of bug fixes. Make sure to read the release notes and take a look at our new and improved features and documentation pages.

Time for another bugfix update. Recently the following bugs have been fixed: bugs 2341, 2342, 2349, 2353, 2393, 2396, 2400, 2402, 2408, 2413, 2418, 2431.

A recent mozilla API change forced HJ to update the source and that's when bug 2396 was introduced. You might want to update to our latest pre-release version, available from the installation page, so that possible privacy issues won't occur. Just for the record, older MultiZilla versions won't expose the referrer, they are safe, I just checked. Manage Fake Referrer now also works and new alerts confirm your changes. Totally cool is our new left mouse click support for this feature. Again, you better install it right now.

A pre-release of MultiZilla 1.1.32 is available for download. However, this version is for Windows/Linux only. You can install it from our installation page.

MultiZilla 1.1.31 fixes another major bug, bug 2338.
We also now have major improvements in drag and drop functionality, with documentation available here.

MultiZilla has gone critical with another two releases in as many days. v1.1.29 fixed bugs 2222 and 2330 and v1.1.30 has a major code cleanup, reducing the size of MultiZilla to about 235K, as well as fixes to potential security issues.

A major regression in v1.1.28 forced us to release a new version of MultiZilla. The great thing about this release is that it loads pages faster than all prior versions of MultiZilla. Make sure to read our release notes for more info. Don't forget, the XPinstall file is already 122KB smaller.

Today we had to release yet another new version of MultiZilla. This is an important update because of a, now former, security issue in mozilla. See also: Mozilla bug 162393 We can't tell you what it was, well we can but we won't, to prevent idiots to use it.

Today we releases an updated version of MultiZilla (v1.1.27) with two more or less critical bug fixes. The fixed bugs are: 2306, 2309. We consider bug 2306 to be very important for all your future installations of MultiZilla, while bug 2309 can be so confusing for people that they might consider to stop using mozilla and so MultiZilla. The new XPInstaller is 122Kb smaller, because we removed the splashscreen from it, less download :)

Today we releases yet another version of MultiZilla with non critical bug fixes. The fixed bugs are: 2302, 2291. 2305,

We changed the index and installation pages. We replaced the screenshot, on the index page, with a more recent version of mozilla. A lot of people had troubles with the MultiZilla installing so we also changed the installation notes, on the installation page. We hope that this clears the sky for new and future installations.

Two new releases of MultiZilla in quick succession to fix critical bugs. The current version of MultiZilla is now 1.1.25. Bugs fixed up to v1.1.25 are: 2287, 2291.

Bug fixes up to Multizilla 1.1.23: 2154, 2160, 2166, 2263, 2282,

Another new release of MultiZilla! Version 1.1.23 is a minor update to correct bug 2282.

Today we released MultiZilla v1.1.22. It's a week delayed but that's only because of HJ's busy work schedule. Install it, test it and tell us what you like or don't like at all. Please search for duplicates, before filing new bugs.

Lots and lots of bugs have been fixed since the last bug update: 1878, 1881, 1886, 1887, 1893, 1905, 1910, 1912, 1913, 1916, 1918, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1924, 1925, 1934, 1937, 1942, 1967, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1974, 1986, 2009, 2019, 2020, 2030, 2042, 2046, 2047, 2065, 2066, 2069. Phew!

Mozilla recently updated their skin version number from 1.0 to 1.2. This breaks all current add-ons and themes. We made an updated XPInstaller to address this problem. It's still an experimental version but you should not have majors problems with it. You can install it from our installation page.

The file multiviews-v1121.xpi was horked on the server, and Raj inserted a small note about this on the installation page. I replaced this file and Ismail installed this file to check and the file was Ok.

We had to do a major CVS cleanup because of troubles and we hope to have everything back on-line a.s.a.p. Raj messed the cvs tree up trying to get things back up and Joshua is called in for his expertise. Btw, my dad is hospitalized and in critical condition so I have to do a lot of traveling and won't be able to work on the projects.

We released MultiZilla version 1.1.21 Beta 2 today. This version has a lot of bug fixes (displays a list) and some new features. You can now download this release from our installation page.

There is an updated jar file that fixes several of the biggest bugs introduced with 1.1.20. You can download that here. Rename this multiviews.jar and put it into your chrome/ directory (making a backup of the old version first!).

Updated the XPI of 1.1.20 to fix major problems.

Today we released MultiZilla version 1.1.20 Beta. This version has a lot of bug fixes (display list of bugs) and some new features for the Quick Pref Menu (QPM). You can download this release from our installation page. This version is GoogleBox enabled (pref setting on Buttons panel enabled) for the upcoming first ever release of GoogleBox for MultiZilla.

Started a documentation project to document Multizilla. Currently, we have documented the keyboard shortcuts available. If you want to help with this project, start by joining the multizilla mailing list.

Lots more bug fixes. Recently the following bugs have been fixed: 1755, 1768, 1778, 1782, 1792, 1793, 1832, 1868.

We're looking for more help for both MultiZilla and HJ's new QuickPrefs project (the homepage for which can be found at http://quickprefs.mozdev.org. Contact HJ if you're interested.

David Perry started a new Mozdev project called TagZilla, you can visit it here

Updated the FAQ list. Please email me if you spot any inaccuracies in these.

More bug fixes: 1744, 1759

Multizilla 1.1.18 was released sometime over the past few weeks (I don't know when since I was away).

Several more bug fixes. Recently the following bugs have been fixed: 1690, 1698, 1700, 1706, 1719, 1721, 1723, 1727, 1730. You have to agree, that's a lot of bugs!

We released MultiZilla version 1.1.16 Beta, with two regressions, so this was quickly followed up by MultiZilla 1.1.17 Beta which is our current version. Download it from our downloads page.

HJ's been fixing bugs like mad over the past few days. Recently, he's fixed bugs 1681, 1682, 1686 and 1690.

Fixed bugs 1659, 1671 and 1672.

Version 1.1.15 Beta is out! This now has a user agent setting in the quickprefs menu, superseding the need for additional downloads. Our implementation won't take a single pixel of your screen real estate and is fully accessible in FullScreen mode. Download it here.
PS: you can see what our next project is here.

Our downloads have now moved to the new Mozdev server (downloads.mozdev.org) to help ease the pressure on Mozdev site due to the recent surge in interest. You should now be seeing a marked increase in the speed.

Multizilla 1.1.14Beta is released. This is a major new version that no longer needs its own overlays.rdf, making it 100% transparent to Mozilla. Any third party add-on that works in Mozilla will now work in Multizilla as well!

This also means that we no longer need to make changes to config.js or need our own -chrome startup option. Woo hoo!

All Multizilla bugs prior to 1510 have been closed since the new MultiZilla (1.1.10+) has been totally rewritten so those bugs are mostly no longer valid.