Asa Dotzler
One of the most often requested features in the private browsing support for Firefox has been the ability to open a private window without closing the entire session. Over the past 19 months, we have been working on a plan … Continue reading
Alex Keybl
We need your help! Please join Mozilla and Adobe in testing the new fixes and features in upcoming versions of Adobe Flash. Automatically submitted crash data, along with any feedback you provide on our Support site, will be invaluable to … Continue reading
Asa Dotzler
Today’s preview marks the beginning of Mozilla community testing for the Firefox Metro browser designed from the ground up for Windows 8. Earlier this year, we began development on a version of Firefox that runs on x86 Windows 8. This … Continue reading
Alex Keybl
On November 20th, Firefox will end support for users operating Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard). After this date, users will stop receiving Firefox updates, including new features and security fixes. If you are a Mac OS X 10.5 user and … Continue reading
Alex Keybl
We’re going to extend the 11/19/2012 – 12/31/2012 cycle by a week, with a revised end of 1/6/2013. Given the timeline change, we’re targeting release of Firefox 18 for the middle of that week. The last couple of weeks in … Continue reading
Asa Dotzler
We’ve worked non-stop for the last year to improve the way Firefox uses memory, and our newest Firefox release contains one of the biggest improvements yet. We’ve gone beyond optimizations of Firefox code itself, and have now plugged the main … Continue reading
Johnathan Nightingale
From the Mozilla Roadmap: The Web has become inherently social. The browser is not yet playing a significant role in enabling the social experience. Firefox will begin to enable easy sharing and a more social browsing experience. At the beginning … Continue reading
Mozilla
Editor’s note: Sid Stamm recently posted about HTTPS Google Search. The full post is included below: Now in Aurora: Secure Google Searches are default. In Aurora when you search using the location bar, search box, or the right-click menu, your … Continue reading
Alex Keybl
After two years of regular updates, we’ll end our support for Firefox 3.6 on April 24th. In the years since Firefox 3.6, we’ve make incredible improvements to Firefox, including phenomenal HTML5 capabilities, Firefox Sync, faster JavaScript performance, support for the … Continue reading
Johnathan Nightingale
One of my favourite features in the next version of Firefox, which just hit the beta channel, is the one you’ll never see. In the new Firefox Beta for Windows, we’ve introduced a standalone update service to apply updates in … Continue reading