Mozilla has been on a record run with Firefox’s new releases currently numbered at 6 with the release of Firefox 9 withing a period of  9 months. Although much of the UI has been overhauled from version 3.6, the default home page and new-tab page have remained pretty much unchanged. So here’s a look at the changes that will be part of the new version.

Mozilla has returned with yet another update for Firefox web browser and this time we do have something to cheer about. Firefox 9 comes with a speedier JavaScript engine that makes its script processing 30% faster in benchmarks. This new JavaScript trickery is being labeled as Type Inference. Another major improvement is the addition of “ two finger swipe navigation ” in Mac OS X Lion. Also the theme integration for Mac OS X has been improved. Head on past the break for the download links.

Its yet another update for your favorite Firefox browser. Mozilla is here, yet again, with some not so exciting features because of its Rapid Release Strategy(a new version in every 6 weeks).  It seems like they are focusing more on release date than the product itself. So here’s a rundown of its “new” features.

There was a time when you waited for a new update to come out for your favorite browser to check what’s new. Okay, maybe you didn’t wait. But it always had that new car smell. Nowadays, its like a new version is released every other week. This week we have Firefox 7 rolling out for you. Download link past the great divide.

The complete build of Firefox 6 is now available for download. It doesn’t bring any breathtaking cosmetic changes but the innards are something to talk about. It feels snappier and seems fully baked this time around. If you are not wary of a pre-release download head on over to the download links to download or wait for the “official” release on August 16th. Links after the break.

Mozilla has put Firefox development in jump start mode ant the output has put two new versions within the last few months and a new version Firefox 6 is already in public beta with Firefox 7 in development. Firefox 5 was not a major upgrade from Firefox 4, but took care of certain issues. Now, we have come across some internal documents of the UI Development team of Mozilla. The new UI may appear in soon and from the first look its pretty neat. Keep reading for more pics and what’s to come.

ChromeBooks haven’t been the runaway success Google thought them to be. But that isn’t going to deter Mozilla from releasing its own flavor of instant-on cloud OS. The Firefox maker has decided to build its own OS for mobile devices to challenge rival Google. Keep reading to know why its a really really bad idea.

Hate that orange Firefox Button at the top of Firefox 4 window ? You are not alone. While browsing through Mozilla’s developer forum, I stumbled across a file called “userChrome.css” through which you can customize many of the UI elements of Firefox 4. Just have a look at the pic above you’d understand what I mean. Read on for a step-by-step procedure to get that awful orange color out of the way and slim down Firefox 4 navigation(even slimmer than Chrome).