Firefox 4 Final is finally here. After nine months of twelve beta releases two RCs (Release Candidates), Firefox 4 final has finally been released. It has a lot of cool changes that makes it hard for users to not turn to Firefox as their default browser. Aside from the improved speed and minimalist GUI, tab management that lets us grouping related tabs in different tab sets is a fascinating addition to minimize the clutter in the tab bar area.

The revamped GUI of Firefox 4 browser also provides a wider free space that allows users to focus more on their works. No more menu clutter as it is now hidden in the new Firefox button. However, you can still view the menu bar simply by pressing your “Alt” keyboard button. Additionally, the status bar isn’t there anymore. Read the rest of this entry »

Firefox 4 Beta 1 comes with a lot of feature improvements and new features addition. If you prefer to install it, you can go the previous post to get the direct download link to the installer. But if you want to run Firefox 4 browser in your USB flash drive as well then you’ll need to download the portable edition. Read the rest of this entry »

Firefox 4 Beta 1 has finally came up with a number of nice improvements that will probably change the way you used to work with the browser. Firefox 4 Beta 1 is now available for download for Windows, Mac and Linux users.

As you can see from the screenshot below, the tab is now placed on the top of the address bar by default that Firefox veteran user might not like it or find it hard to adapt with it. Fortunately, an option to move the tab position to the old position is provided. Read the rest of this entry »