In addition to the stable release of Firefox 42, Mozilla also launched Firefox 44 Developer Edition, adding visual editing and memory management tools. Today’s release coincides with the one-year ...

As promised, Mozilla today launched Firefox Developer Edition, which it is calling "the first browser created specifically for developers." The company wants to solve a very big problem developers ...

ZDNet UK reporter Colin Barker reports that Microsoft is reaching out to Firefox developers. Even though this is a generous offer for four days of free lab space and free one-on-one help, the response ...

Firefox is toward the end of a complete overhaul and the first to benefit is the developer edition, now called Firefox Quantum. Fittingly the dev edition is a beta, which is why we are first. Firefox ...

Earlier this year we wrote about Project Quantum, Mozilla’s work to modernize Firefox and rebuild it to handle the needs of the modern Web. Today, that work takes a big step toward the mainstream with ...

New versions of Firefox will appear at the same rate but new features could reach release versions 6-8 weeks sooner following the closure of the Aurora Channel on which Firefox's Developer Edition is ...

Mozilla has officially released Firefox 68 for Windows, Mac, Linux, and iOS. This version comes with tracking protection changes, extension changes, better dark mode support, security improvements, ...

Mozilla is adding a global "AI kill switch" to Firefox, giving users a single option to permanently disable all AI tools in the browser. Developer Jake Archibald confirmed on Mastodon that the new ...

Mozilla today released version 61 of its Firefox browser. By now, it’s no secret that Firefox is back in contention as a serious competitor to Google’s Chrome browser and while the new release doesn’t ...

Firefox made a splash for its 10th birthday celebration - a tiny tweak to the main browser and a "new" developer edition based on the pre-beta Aurora channel - who asked for that? You can't really ...

Mainstream customers need not apply, but programmers who like the openness of Mozilla's browser-based Firefox OS will soon get a chance to help make it a reality. GeeksPhone’s lower-end Keon, left, ...