Mozilla Firefox 18 web browser for Desktop and Mobile has been released. As usual Mozilla brings many improvements with each release to make this web browser is the best choice for regular users and developers as well. So, let’s check what’s new in this release for Desktop. Continue reading
Mozilla Firefox is one of the most popular web browsers. It’s a free and open-source software. It works on Linux/Unix, Mac, and Windows. Also it’s available for Mobile devices running Android and IOS as well. The Latest release of Mozilla Firefox version 13 brings several changes, improvements to the user interface, and many improvements for developers. Check the installation instructions and the recent changes to Firefox 13. Continue reading
This post for who prefer to use a pristine Firefox release, without any additional Ubuntu features to it. “Ubufox” Ubuntu extension for Mozilla Firefox integrates some options related to Ubuntu such as Google custom search engine, some bookmarked websites for Ubuntu projects, and some other options. Continue reading
The latest stable release Mozilla Firefox 10 web browser for desktop and mobile users has been released. Firefox 10 for desktop users brings improvements to the user interface, better add-ons compatibility, CSS 3D-Transforms and several enhancements. Continue reading
The last stable release Mozilla Firefox 8 is now available for Linux, Android, MAC OS X, and Windows. Firefox 8 for desktop and mobile devices which known as Fennec as well, both brings many enhancements, performance improvements and new features. Continue reading
Latest stable release of Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot has just been released. We already seen many of the new features in earlier development releases. So let’s check what’s new in Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot and Download options. Continue reading
Second Beta release of Adobe Flash player 11 has been released, Adobe Flash player 11 Beta 2 provides better performance and more stability in Linux platform. Continue reading
Network World had an interview with Mark Shuttleworth “Canonical founder” over the phone discussed many things about the upcoming releases of Ubuntu the default user interface, and considered package replacements for Ubuntu 11.10 and Ubuntu 12.04. Continue reading