A few hours ago, Firefox 8.0 final version has been released. Because it is still fairly new, you can just download it via the Mozilla FTP server (ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/8.0/) for free.
Meanwhile, until this article was made, the official website (http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/fx/) still provides an earlier version of Mozilla Firefox 7.0.1 because it will show and release it officially on the 8th this November.
In addition to the version of Windows, Mozilla also provides Linux and Macintosh versions. Architecture for Linux already supports 32 - and 64-bit number which can be run on all Linux distributions.
Firefox 8.0 offers stability and better speed. Moreover, it also offered more memory resource usage low, especially when accessing the site with the look of HTML5. Broadly speaking, what's on offer this latest version? Here are some advantages and improvements of existing:
- Implementation Twitter search
- Unique multi-tab could appear as the user desires
- Full support HTML5 context menu
- Improved memory performance better
- Third-party add-on is disabled by default, so that Firefox can run lighter
- CSS Support WebSocket hyphen and a better
- Several security features are better
- Support Cors (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing), the browser technology that allows the resources accessed by the web pages from different domains.
- And many more
As the most popular browsers, this latest version would break the record as the most downloaded browser like previous versions? Yes, we'll see.
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