Only a short time ago, we had to wait over a year for a major new release of any web browser. Often longer. There was a huge gap between Firefox 3 and Firefox 4, with many alphas, betas and numerous release candidates. That was before Google changed the game with Chrome, with rapid releases, quickly switching between stable, beta, dev and Canary.
Recently, Mozilla decided to change the way they would release a new version of Firefox, somewhat mimicking the Chrome release schedule. You can now download this stable version of Firefox, currently v10, from this page, while adventurous users can also check out (the forthcoming) beta, v13 Aurora and even v14 of Nightly, Firefox's "Canary" build, reserved for the most foolhardy.
What's new in Firefox 12? There’s not an awful lot to get excited about with Firefox 12. The most notable change – other than a refresh of the media controls used to control HTML5 video playback – is that Windows users will no longer see the User Account Control security dialog pop up when updating in future as Mozilla moves across to a silent update mechanism.
Note that this is the portable version of Firefox 12.







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