According to some, we aren’t even looking at the fastest browser that Mozilla has to offer.  They have been working on an ‘underground’ prototype called Minefield for quite a while now.  According to Ars Technica it can render JavaScript up to 10% faster then even Google’s Chrome.  It looks as though Mozilla might have thoughts of eventually migrating this into their future Firefox browsers and taking back the ‘Fastest Browser in the World’ crown.

I downloaded it myself and didn’t see any noticeable difference, but you will notice right away that it attempts to integrate all of your present Firefox extensions, which it will fail to do.  The fortunate part is that it runs as a completely seperate browser from Firefox, and could even be run side-by-side if one would like.

Check it out, I wasn’t sold, but maybe you will be…  Download Nightly Builds Here (MAC, Linux, Windows)

via CNET

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