Saturday, April 20, 2013


300 bugs fixed in new Mozilla Firefox version


In a bid to improve security and enhance less interruption to mozillians, the then work of Dave Hyatt and Blake Ross has witnessed a drastic change. In order to match up with the evolving technologies, three great features have been added to the recent version of the Mozilla firefox and about three hundred bugs fixed.

Emphasis will be on the three added features which are explained below:


Private Browsing (Incognito mode) 

This mode can be opened in any session and it makes it possible to access the web without saving any information regarding the page or obtaining any data from the user like the login details since it does not save anything from the visited web pages.

This is by far faster as all the addons are disabled there to prevent the browser from slowing down. You can check your addon status by using combination of this window keys Ctrl+Shift+A.

 Two separate accounts can be opened from the same provider similar to two accounts in Facebook, Twitter and Yahoo.

Download Experience

Users can now  monitor the  progress of download and can as well control it in the same tab there and reduce the risk of freezing the system or opening of many windows unlike the previous version that download will have to start in a new window.

PDF Viewer

The new Mozilla firefox 20.0 made it possible to read PDFs directly within the browser instead of the plug-in like reader.

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