In line with their promise to stick to a much more aggressive release schedule, Mozilla has just officially released version 6 of their popular Firefox browser.
Available for Mac as well as PC and Linux, Firefox 6 boasts a supposed 20% speed increase and support for new HTML5 and CSS3 elements.
That’s pretty much it, though. Part of going for a more aggressive release schedule means that future Firefox releases will be more like Chrome, where the difference between Firefox 6 and 7 might be just a couple of tweaks and a new feature or two.
One big omission of Firefox 6? No support for Lion’s new full screen mode. Boo, Mozilla. Boo!
[via OS X Daily]
