Download Mozilla Firefox 7 for Windows, Mac, and Linux

Mozilla already released the final version of Firefox 7 a day before yesterday, just less than 7 weeks since it shipped Firefox 6.

And like the previous major release, Mozilla brings Firefox 7 with main focus on performance, pegging memory usage reduced between 20 and 50 percent. Such claim has been proven by Tom’s Hardware’s traditional Web Browser Grand Prix in which Firefox 7 is crowned as the new champion, for the first time, beating my personal favorite – Google Chrome!



If you’re curious how Firefox 7 is more efficient in memory usage this time, you may check the results of Tom’s experiment below. You should note though, that this could only be true in Microsoft’s platform, particularly the Windows 7.

Light Load

Heavy Load

Memory Management

I must admit I stick to Google Chrome in Windows even when Mozilla introduced Firefox 6 last month, this time however it seems that’s going to change with Firefox 7. As an internet power user, it would make sense to always use what’s the best web browser, right? There are lots of factors to consider though, nevertheless – I would give Firefox 7 a try. Of course until another contender beat it on a variety of benchmarks in the future.



If you’re also interested of giving it a try, just refer to the direct download links below.



Mozilla Firefox 6 for Windows

Mozilla Firefox 6 for Mac

Mozilla Firefox 6 for Linux



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Download Mozilla Firefox 6 for Windows, Mac, and Linux [Final Build]

That was fast. Really, really fast!



Just less than two months since Firefox 5, the world’s second most widely used web browser is now set to be released as yet another new major version -- that is as Firefox 6. Though Firefox 6 is scheduled for release in 3 days, the final build is actually available for download through FTP servers.

I’ve already download Firefox 6 moments ago, in fact I’m using it now, and I noticed almost nothing has changed in the UI of the previous version. Mozilla said Firefox 6 brings an improved speed performance of the browser with memory consumption reduced significantly. Among of the major changes include:

• The address bar now highlights the domain of the website you're visiting


• Streamlined the look of the site identity block


• Added support for the latest draft version of WebSockets with a prefixed API


• Added support for EventSource / server-sent events


• Added support for window.matchMedia


• Added Scratchpad, an interactive JavaScript prototyping environment


• Added a new Web Developer menu item and moved development-related items into it


• Improved usability of the Web Console


• Improved the discoverability of Firefox Sync


• Reduced browser startup time when using Panorama

You may download Firefox 6 through the links below. Once you launch the browser, it would say you’re running Firefox Beta. Just ignore it anyway, ‘coz the fact is – Mozilla still has to update its website and you’re actually running the final build.



Mozilla Firefox 6 for Windows

Mozilla Firefox 6 for Mac

Mozilla Firefox 6 for Linux

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Firefox 5 Available for Download via FTP

Mozilla is set to release the final build of the latest version of its web browser come June 21st, exactly three months after Firefox 4 download went official.

The latest version, Mozilla Firefox 5, will be available for download on Tuesday – but it seems some Firefox users will get a head start using it as the download links via FTP servers have been slipped ahead of the schedule.



Firefox 5 has no major changes in the UI which is actually a good thing if you’re used to FF4. Instead, the latest major release will offer more stability and improvements to several existing features of FF4. We’ll try to uncover what’s new in the latest version once the release goes official.



It’s exciting to note that Mozilla will release four major versions of the Firefox browser this year. The first one was in March (Firefox 4), and will be followed by Firefox 5 next week. Check out FTP download links below (English versions).



Download Firefox 5.0 for Windows

Download Firefox 5.0 for Mac

Download Firefox 5.0 for Linux



Update: Mozilla officially ships Firefox 5. You can download the installer from here.

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Mozilla Firefox 4 Available for Download

Mozilla just released the final build of its popular free and open source web browser – the Firefox 4. Firefox 4 is now available to download for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.

Highlights of Firefox 4 include an optimized speed, in which the browser is claimed to perform up to 6 times faster than previous releases; revamped and streamlined interface bringing new features like App Tabs, Switch to Tab, and Panorama; Private and secure synchronization allowing users to sync Awesome Bar history, bookmarks, passwords, and form data across multiple computers and mobile devices; Security features like Do Not Track opting out tracking methods used on websites for behavioral advertising, HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), and Content Security Policy to prevent cross-scripting attacks; and lastly – Firefox 4 brings cutting edge tools and support for web developers.



You may hit this link to download Firefox 4.

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