Firefox 4.0 Final is now live on the browser vendor’s FTP servers, and will probably be announced officially either later today, March 22nd, 2011, as initially planned.
However, users don’t really have to wait any longer for the browser, especially considering that many had their hopes up that version 4.0 would be released sometime in October or November 2010.
Delayed a few months due mainly to the volume of bugs Mozilla needed to deal with, Firefox 4.0 went through no less than 12 Beta development milestones, and two Release Candidate Builds, the last of which just this past weekend.
Firefox 4.0 brings to the table a variety of new features and enhancements compared to the previous version of the open source browser.
With Firefox 4.0, Mozilla overhauled the graphical user interface dramatically, taking the new UI in a new direction in terms of design when compared to version 3.6 and earlier.
Delayed a few months due mainly to the volume of bugs Mozilla needed to deal with, Firefox 4.0 went through no less than 12 Beta development milestones, and two Release Candidate Builds, the last of which just this past weekend.
Firefox 4.0 brings to the table a variety of new features and enhancements compared to the previous version of the open source browser.
With Firefox 4.0, Mozilla overhauled the graphical user interface dramatically, taking the new UI in a new direction in terms of design when compared to version 3.6 and earlier.
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