Hello there, my fellow geeknewz visitors.
As you may or may not know, I forgot all about windows and installed linux a couple of months ago, and I got used to do quite a lot of things. One of those things is compiling programs (but that is only because most developers make it quite easy).
I found out today that the mozilla team is already working on a version 3 of mozilla/firefox. So I decided I'd compile the CVS version of firefox, nicknamed "Minefield", probably because it's full of bugs .
So I thought I'd provide you people with a screenshot: Minefield v3.0a1.

Mind you, this is still in alpha stage, which means it's being developed as we speak, and may be full of exotic bugs I can't provide you with a windows copy, nor do I think it'd be wise to use my build.
Enjoy the screenie anyway

PS: if you really want to build Minefield, go to mozilla.org and see if you can find the instructions to do so

What's that evil site in the background?

... any notable new features?

New features I've noticed: in the quick search input box, when you start typing, it'll give you a list of suggestions, which is pretty neat. Also, firefox has decided to do something like internet explorer and add some anti-phishing stuff. It doesn't seem to be working yet though. Another thing, I read that the rendering engine has been rewritten, but I'm not too sure.
That's really all I noticed thus far

Edit: lol, no it's not all I noticed Firefox now has some spellchecking stuff now, so when I'm typing something in this input box right now, some words are underlined, and I can right-click them to see what's wrong!

I'll download it once it comes out...to point out all of it's flaws.