Tuesday, January 31st 2012

Mozilla Firefox 10.0 Available for Download

Mozilla has today let loose the 10.0 version of the Firefox browser for Windows, Mac OS and Linux. This release includes several fixes, brings a hidden forward button (which appears when the user navigates back), Full Screen APIs, and features support for WebGL Anti-Aliasing, CSS3 3D-Transforms, and for the < bdi > element for bi-directional text isolation.

To download Firefox 10.0 (for any of three platforms mentioned above) visit this page.
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19 Comments on Mozilla Firefox 10.0 Available for Download

#1
mtosev
already have it:D
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#3
RejZoR
Groovie. Just checked at work and is already downloading.
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#4
LAN_deRf_HA
Let me guess, they postponed 64 bit again. Now it's slated for Firefox 12.
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#5
n-ster
I think they leave bugs in on purpose so they can get new version numbers every month
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#6
trickson
OH, I have such a headache
Got it. Thank you for the heads up. :respect:
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#7
faramir
Wow ... who cares. If they want compatibility with series 4 plugins they should simply call it 4.0.10 (or .9), because that's precisely what this is. Morons.
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#8
shiny_red_cobra
WOW A HIDDEN FORWARD BUTTON!!!! What an accomplishment!!
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#9
ironwolf
shiny_red_cobraWOW A HIDDEN FORWARD BUTTON!!!! What an accomplishment!!
I nearly said the same thing earlier after installing it. Why in the world would they waste, er spend the time on something like that? :confused: Sounds like someone slipped that into the to-do list as a joke. :shadedshu
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#10
claylomax
n-sterI think they leave bugs in on purpose so they can get new version numbers every month
I think you're right. :laugh:
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#12
johnspack
Here For Good!
If you decide to try Nightly, I recommend installing the Nightly Tester Tools Add on, it allows you to use all plugins. Flash 64bit works now as well, no reason to use 32 bit browsers anymore!
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#13
Covert_Death
so the title should read 7.3 since that is really what version this is right? i mean no one is really buying this major version change every month are they? THAT IS WHAT the numbers AFTER the period are for, updates. i don't see a need for a major version number till x64 is added or some major feature changes... idk i just dont get the point of what mozilla is doing
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#14
RejZoR
What's even more funny is that i still see both back and forward buttons at all times.
I also don't get th whole numbering scheme. They made 3 minor fixes/aditions and bam, whole new version number. It's just plain dumb and i'm not sure who are they fooling by the major number increases every month. The only normal ones left are Opera and IE. These two still haven't gone for the stupid numbering scheme.
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#15
Yo_Wattup
Was gonna ask if it's any good, but if it's just like the last version, I guess I'll stick to chrome... seems to do me well. Whoever uses the back/forwards buttons is a sucker, you need a mouse with B/F buttons. :rockout: :laugh:
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#16
mysticjon
what happened to Mozilla Thunderbird
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#17
Mr McC
mysticjonwhat happened to Mozilla Thunderbird
Tragically, it was mistaken for a turkey at christmas.
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#18
n-ster
RejZoRWhat's even more funny is that i still see both back and forward buttons at all times.
I also don't get th whole numbering scheme. They made 3 minor fixes/aditions and bam, whole new version number. It's just plain dumb and i'm not sure who are they fooling by the major number increases every month. The only normal ones left are Opera and IE. These two still haven't gone for the stupid numbering scheme.
But Chrome doesn't flaunt their version number.... It might be high but I have no idea what version my Chrome is. But I know Opera is 11, Firefox is 10 and IE is 9.
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#19
Disruptor4
Well this version sucks for me. Every time I close the browser, it stays in memory and if I want to open it, I have to end the process.
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