Mozilla releases Firefox 7 for Windows and Mac

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Mozilla on Tuesday pushed out a new version of its popular Firefox web browser for Windows and Mac computers. Mozilla released Firefox 6 on August 16th, just over one month ago, and version 7 is already upon us, reaffirming Mozilla’s commitment to the world’s second most popular web browser. Firefox 7 brings with it a host of changes, the most notable of which is perhaps “drastically improved memory handling” and other speed related improvements. As of August, Net Applications shows Firefox’s global browser share as 22.57%, behind Microsoft’s Internet Explorer (55.31%) and ahead of Chrome (15.51%) Safari (4.64%) and the Opera browser (1.68%). Firefox 7 is available for download immediately from Mozilla’s website, which is linked below.

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12 Comments
  • Mgl323

    Sweet!

  • http://coreviewtech.com Kevin T. Nelson

    Now let’s see if this new version fixes the issue of firefox randomly eating up well over 1.5 gigs of memory with only a few tabs open.

  • Flintchesthair

    I like my browsers like I like my women, fast and unstable. (chrome)

    • http://twitter.com/derrickisonline Derrick -Lex-

      and full of bugs?

    • http://facebook.com/daniel.dlugos Daniel Dlugos

      And constantly changing at a moments notice without telling you first (auto update)

  • KrazyVZW

    does it the mac version use the gestures?

  • Anonymous

    This versioning scheme of theirs is stupid. 5 years from now we’ll be on firefox 49 and it will seem retarted. With chrome at least it’s updated silently in the background, making versioning essentially meaningless to the end user. (the way it should be)

  • Anonymous

    And Android

  • http://twitter.com/clientsfromhell Clients From Hell

    I’m going to skip this download and wait til October for Version 8
    :)

  • LarusAnnyjarson

    don’t do it. it breaks javascript bookmarklets

  • Johnny Appleseed

    It broke all of my javascript bookmarlets too, for
    example 1 (a simple image resize
    javascript:resizeTo(1024,768)

    another example is Pastefire, it simply won’t work.

    I have a dozen other javascript bookmarklets that are broken now.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1163392370 Dave Cook

    Not my Mac.

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