If you are willing to open up a bit and not always want to use either Firefox or Chrome, there are good alternatives out there. Opera and Vivaldi Browser (by Opera) are actually solid web browsers that I frequently use at home. They feel more modern, smooth, and faster at times when rendering web pages […]
Mozilla has just recently updated Firefox to Firefox 54 – which you’d probably say “Yeah, it’s just another update with fixes and stuffs, right?”. Well, wrong. Apparently, the latest Firefox matters a lot to Mozilla and you should care too. In short, there is a new support for multiple content processes on Firefox 54 which
Mozilla Firefox 40 was just released earlier today, bringing Mozilla’s web browser to the latest and greatest with a bunch of updates. Firefox 40, however, can also be called Firefox for Windows 10, because now the browser blends in really well with Windows 10 look and feel.
“Huh? Can’t Firefox run on Windows 8 already?” – you asked. Well, yeah, it can. It runs just fine. However, if you are on a Windows 8 touch-screen laptop like the Microsoft Surface, you’d come to realise that it is not intuitive and hard to use at times. After a couple of years of promise
Today, Mozilla has released Firefox 24, though it can already be downloaded yesterday if you know the direct link. The latest Firefox pushes itself to 5 version shorter than Google Chrome browser, which is on version 29 at this moment in time.
Firefox 19 is officially released for public today and available for download over at Mozilla Firefox website. Apart from bug fixes and start-up speed improvement, Firefox 19 comes with a built-in PDF viewer.
I was trying Firefox 14 and the browser crashed continuously every half an hour (or more frequently than that sometimes). All research (by Googling) points to fixing Firefox crash by downgrading Flash player. It didn’t fix the problem. I then installed an add-on to block Flash from loading and turned my extensions off. Still didn’t
Mozilla has released the official version of Firefox 13 setup file into their official server, although the official release is still about 24 hours (or less) away. The apparent changes are the Home screen when you press on the Home icon (assuming you haven’t changed your homepage to something else) or by typing “about:home” on
Mozilla Firefox 11 went live today so if you are not on the Beta channel, you can start updating your Firefox rather than waiting for the update notification to pop.
Mozilla Firefox 10 has officially gone live and now available to download (on the release/stable channel). To those who are using Firefox as their primary browser, you can either download it straight from Mozilla Firefox website or go to your Help->About Firefox on Firefox to upgrade your version.
Mozilla Firefox 9 – Mozilla has officially released the latest update to Firefox, bringing its version from Firefox 8 to Firefox 9. Not too sure why the hasty version numbers here, though I think the alpha channel actually even has Firefox 11 to download if you really want to be on top of every thing.
Mozilla Firefox 6 – In case you are not aware, today Firefox has released Mozilla Firefox 6 final. You may not notice the difference when you update because it looks the same and most of the changes or fixes are not for most of us to know, in a way (well, you may notice a
