Mozilla has released
Firefox 13 on Wednesday, which it says is a speedier, safer version of the open
source web browser.
New Version of Firefox also boasts a new home page and tab page layout similar to those of competing browsers such as Google's. The new tab experience is also part of an overall redesign that will make the browser faster. Firefox 13 now loads tabs on demand first for the tab that a user is currently viewing, and then the background tabs when they're opened, allowing the browser to start faster.
In another level of potential improvement to speed, New version of Firefox 13 now by default supports the SPDY protocol, which can be speedier than HTTP. Mozilla said it would significantly reduce load times on websites that support SPDY.
The new version will also be available to an additional 15 million people around the world, according to Mozilla, since Firefox 13 supports the Khmer language. The browser now supports more than 85 languages worldwide.Current Firefox users will have an automatic upgrade next time the start the browser.
But prior upgrade
of new , when Firefox users clicked to open a new tab, they saw simply a blank
page, unlike browsers such as Chrome, Safari or Internet Explorer, which
provide users with links to recently opened or favorite sites. Now, Firefox
homepage will feature icons that enable quick access to bookmarks, add-ons ,
settings, history and downloads. In addition,
when users click for a new tab, they will view thumbnails to their most
recently and frequently visited sites.
New Version of Firefox also boasts a new home page and tab page layout similar to those of competing browsers such as Google's. The new tab experience is also part of an overall redesign that will make the browser faster. Firefox 13 now loads tabs on demand first for the tab that a user is currently viewing, and then the background tabs when they're opened, allowing the browser to start faster.
In another level of potential improvement to speed, New version of Firefox 13 now by default supports the SPDY protocol, which can be speedier than HTTP. Mozilla said it would significantly reduce load times on websites that support SPDY.
The new version will also be available to an additional 15 million people around the world, according to Mozilla, since Firefox 13 supports the Khmer language. The browser now supports more than 85 languages worldwide.Current Firefox users will have an automatic upgrade next time the start the browser.
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