performance and new developer tools that make browsing the Web much faster, Mozilla says.
The Android version, meanwhile, offers “a completely new experience optimized for tablets that makes mobile
browsing more intuitive,” in the project's own words.
Though not intended for production use, the new beta versions are now available for free download from the Future
of Firefox site. Here's a look at some of the features you'll find.
Firefox 9 is due for final release on Dec. 20. Still in the works for future versions, of course, are a native
interface for Firefox for Android and a significantly reduced memory footprint. In the meantime, though, these new
betas could be fun to test out for an early taste of what's to come
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