Mozilla releases Firefox 14.0.1 and encrypts Google searches by default

ONLY Google searches?

Or ALL searches on any engine?

Literially just updated as I was in this thread.
:o They changes the "back" and "forward" arrows from circles to rectangles!

didn't they released the version 13 like 15 days ago? are they that desperate to catch the number version of chrome?

i remember when they released firefox 3 and 4 they did some viral campaigns and everyone was curious, now their "releases" are nothing more than generic numbers

didn't they released the version 13 like 15 days ago? are they that desperate to catch the number version of chrome?

i remember when they released firefox 3 and 4 they did some viral campaigns and everyone was curious, now their "releases" are nothing more than generic numbers

Krelian-co

Apparently new versions offer better security, I'm not so sure how that works though...

Firefox is the browser I use in order to get away from Google from time to time, by setting DDG as the default, and omnibar search engine. As well as have Do not track and Adblock+ running.

If I want to use Google services(which I do frequently after all I don't mind), I will use chrome, because it has better integration.

I, for one, find it arousing that a corporation is interested in what kind of pr0n I like.

Literially just updated as I was in this thread.
:o They changes the "back" and "forward" arrows from circles to rectangles!

Davulao

I'm a rebel, I use Safari.Allicrombie

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Literially just updated as I was in this thread.
:o They changes the "back" and "forward" arrows from circles to rectangles!

Pirate700

didn't they released the version 13 like 15 days ago? are they that desperate to catch the number version of chrome?

i remember when they released firefox 3 and 4 they did some viral campaigns and everyone was curious, now their "releases" are nothing more than generic numbers

Krelian-co

It's every six weeks. They release just as often as Chrome and they play down the number scheme these days.