Mozilla has been busy this week releasing an update to its stable
Firefox release and has now rolled out updates to its Aurora and Beta
Firefox versions, bringing with them some very interesting new
additions.
The new features rolling down the Firefox development ladder include a
new add-on
synchronisation process. Enabling users to replicate the
same add-on installations and settings, across multiple desktops, if
required.
As well as the new sync feature Mozilla will also be stepping up
their updates into a more silent update process, similar to that of
Google Chrome’s. Once officially released the new features will allow
users to confirm update processing just once. After which updates will
automatically be downloaded and installed behind the scenes.
Mozilla’s Firefox beta version now also supports Google’s SPDY
protocol for faster and safer site loading, a 3D view for the Page
Inspector developer’s tool, together with a live update option for
changing CSS code on the fly, and support for importing data from
Google’s Chrome browser. Some
of the new features are now available to check out in the Firefox 12
Aurora download for available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
