Opus Integration: One of the most frustrating changes to come to recent Firefox releases is the company’s dropping of support for MP3.A lot of work also went into shrinking down system leaks and weight for the new Android-based mobile version of Firefox. This is ideal for smaller laptops and notebooks without the processing and RAM strength of their big desktop brothers. Memory crashes have continued to haunt Firefox for the past four years and it’s exciting to see the memory leaks finally dealt with. Improved Memory: While most software and web apps seem to get bigger and bigger, more demanding on the computer’s system, Mozilla’s team has been working hard to reduce the “memory footprint,” thus speeding up the browser and reducing the impact on the system.Graphic enhancements in Firefox 15 are supposed to rock for full-screen support, HTML5, and an amazing multimedia experience. Graphics Unleashed: For two years, Firefox has been strategically planning to grab the market as the best browser for gaming and 3D graphics and now they are here.It will happen in the background and “seamlessly implement the changes when the browser is next launched.” For those who rarely turn off their browser, this will be problematic, requiring a restart manually, but at least the annoying update announcements might be a thing of the past. Behind-the-Scenes Updates: No longer will you have to fuss over upgrades.According to InformationWeek, the latest version of the Firefox web browser is better than ever.

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