Firefox 25 Arrives With Web Audio API Support, Guest Browsing On Android 144
An anonymous reader writes "Mozilla today officially launched Firefox 25 for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android. Additions include Web Audio API support, as well as guest browsing and mixed content blocking on Android. Firefox 25 can be downloaded from Firefox.com and all existing users should be able to upgrade to it automatically. As always, the Android version is trickling out slowly on Google Play. The release notes are here: desktop, mobile."
I'd care but... (Score:5, Interesting)
The developers refuse to release a 64-bit browser, fix bugs, keep breaking 3rd party plugins between releases, like Citrix/Xen apps for example, or create a Metro option for the kiosk market. That would be news worthy instead of this rapid release schedule of major version releases.
Re:I'd care but... (Score:0, Interesting)
What? They refuse to fix bugs? Oh, you must mean they haven't fixed YOUR pet bug yet, and you just wanted to make it sound like refuse to fix any bugs at all. Why not ask why YOU haven't moved to a 64-bit OS that's supported by Firefox? Because that's inane? Well, same goes for claiming they have no 64-bit browser when they do, it's just not for your pet OS.
Besides, it's not that they refuse, they're just not equipped with endless supplies of coders to do the work and they have lots of things to do. But surely you realize that, since you want a Metro version. Surely you've at least tried their development Metro version, yes? Or are you just whining because it's easier than doing something?
Stop pretending that the world revolves around you, and complaining about them releasing new versions without your pet features. Without these updates you probably would never even know it when they solve your pet bugs, because you're so good at keeping informed.