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Firefox 35 Set to Be More Responsive and Conversational

Dec 11, 2014
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From the ‘Hello Firefox What’s New?’ files:

Firefox 35 Beta is now out for testing and it includes a few firefoxinteresting new features that both end-users and developers will likely benefit from.

For end-users, the Firefox Hello WebRTC system is set to get a chat room type conversations model, which looks interesting.

From a performance perspective, one of the bullet highlights is the promise of improved handling of dynamic styling changes to increase responsiveness, though the same bullet is now present in the Firefox 36 (now known as the Developer Edition) build too, so we’ll see when/where that feature actually lands.

Firefox 35 won’t become a generally available stable release until mid-January 2015.

Sean Michael Kerner is a senior editor at InternetNews.com. Follow him on Twitter @TechJournalist

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