Mozilla has rolled out Firefox 4 beta 4 for the testers and especially this upgrade is recommended for the users who are working over previous beta version of Firefox 4.
After the release of Firefox 4 beta 1, today Mozilla has rolled out Firefox 4 beta 2 web browser which is available in 23 different languages for all major operating systems like Windows, Mac and Linux.
Mozilla uploaded Firefox 4 beta 1 candidate build to its FTP servers for downloads. This beta version is very similar to Firefox 3.7a6 so Mozilla did not release any change log for this beta release.
Opera has released the Opera 10.60a Alpha version for Windows, Mac and Linux users. The new alpha version of Opera web browser includes many enhancements and according to Opera the final version will be released at the same time for all supporting operating systems.
Google has shred the beta tag from its Chrome browser for Mac and Linux, so now the stable Chrome is available for both OSes. According to Google the Chrome is the fastest web browser on the Mac right now.
Mozilla has rolled out Firefox 3.6.4 beta 4 for all users who are working with any previous beta release of Firefox 3.6.4. The users who have installed any other version of Firefox web browser may also grab this latest release of Firefox to experience its enhancements and improvements.
Mozilla has released Firefox 3.6.4 beta 3, and recommends to all users who are working with any previous version of Firefox 3.6.4 to get an upgrade to the latest Firefox build as it includes many bug fixes related to security and stability issues.
Google has rolled out Chrome beta 5 with many new performance enhancements and fixes. Chrome beta 5 is the fastest version of Google’s web browser and do the excellent job for Javascript engine V8 with 35% improvement as compare to previous benchmarks.
Few days back Opera has released Opera 10.53 for Windows and Mac. So, now its the turn for Linux OS users as Opera 10.53 for Linux is available now.
Mozilla has rolled out the last security upgrade for Firefox 3.0.x which was due to complete Firefox 3.0.x life span.


