As we know, Mozilla Firefox is one of the best and most famous web browser between web users. Many users say that Firefox is too slow but web developers love it and they can’t live without it.
We are going to list some most popular and time saving add-ons that can prove: Firefox, not just a browser.
The long awaited Firefox 4 is now available for everyone after months of development.
Firefox 4 comes with major changes such as Redesigned User Interface, Hardware acceleration, synchronization, and new JavaScript engine.
Firefox 4 is easiest and fastest Firefox yet. With powerful speed and performance enhancement Firefox 4 is 6x (six time) faster than previous version. This Firefox 4 especially designed to play with various technologies such as HTML5, CSS3, SVG, WebM and others.
Firefox 4 arrives in the browser market at a valuable time. Recently Microsoft back in the browsing market with the release of IE9, but Google’s Chrome carry on to increase the popularity across the world.
Tabbed Browsing, add-ons and extensions that is introduced by Firefox are now the standard part of all major web browsers.
Check out the video that is created by an interactive agency JESS3 to introduce the Firefox 4:
Today Firefox celebrates its 6th Birthday. It was launched on 9th November 2004 as an open source and lightweight web browser. It is the best and more secure alternative of IE6, which was the superior browser at the time.
Since its launch, Firefox is the second most popular browser with a 31.5% market share and available in more than 70 languages with large numbers of Add-ons. More than 150 million people trusted on Firefox and use Firefox Add-ons to modify their web experience.
Mozilla released the beta 4 version of Firefox 3.6. The update contains over 100 fixes from the last Firefox 3.6 beta, containing many improvement for web developers, add-on developers, and other users. Almost 70% of the Firefox add-ons have now been compatible with Firefox 3.6 beta. You can also download and install the Add-On Compatibility Reporter and report to add-on author will appreciate it!
On November 9, 2004 the Mozilla project, lunched a new experimental web browser “Firefox 1.0”. Within the first four days of launch, more than 1 million people had downloaded a brand new browsing experience. Its aim was to reduce Mozilla’s bloat (if you remember those early days, the Mozilla Suite consisted of a web browser, mail client, news reader, IRC client; it even had a web page creator called Mozilla Composer), and it was an instant hit among users and developers alike.
