Opacity gecko based browsers

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Any news about the opacity for Mozilla, Firefox and Netscape?
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Will the beta opacity make it in a future release?
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Actually, I've seen other dhtml menus that implement something like a Fade() transition filter by ramping the opacity from zero to the final opacity value. It ends up looking pretty sharp, covers a bunch of browsers, and will be forward-compatible with css3...
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