Continuing with the six weeks rapid release, the Mozilla team today made Firefox 10 final version available for download on Windows and Mac.
You’ll find in this newest release of the open source web browser, a better extension management, a forward button that stays hidden until it is need it, and the support for full-screen APIs. For more details check the beta changelog.
Among other things users that were experiencing crashes while moving bookmarks, now they can expect that to be fixed. And, of course, this latest release comes with the necessary security updates, and a new version number.
In Firefox 10 Mozilla also is introducing the “Extended Support Release”, which will be beneficial for enterprises who are not willing to support a new web browser release every 6 weeks.
If you cannot wait for the automatic silent update, you can download Firefox 10 with the links below.
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