Recently Mozilla has familiarized us with recurrent Firefox updates, however the grand news is that Firefox 8 final is has been made accessible on servers of Mozilla within a couple of days prior from the November 8. It seems like a latest version update has appeared from Mozilla recently before one month after the Firefox was raised to version 7.

Few days ago, Johnathan Nightingale, Mozilla director of Firefox Engineering declared on a mailing catalog that Firefox will shift to Android's local user interface, by ditching the XUL technology that is been in exploit by Mozilla ever since before there even was a Firefox."The Firefox on Android is a significant part of sustaining the open Web, with this conclusion puts us in a situation to build the finest Firefox possible," said by Nightingale.

As expected after the appearance of the steady version of Firefox 7, Mozilla has declared the launch of version 8.0 of Firefox into the beta channel of web browser. This is accessible for Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux; Firefox 8 Beta is based on the Gecko 8 engine. According to the wiki release, this is planned to appear in a stable, production which will be ready form on 8 November.

One of the most common complaints which heard of Firefox in recent years has been about voracious use of system RAM. The Firefox 7 launched recently, which approaches this issue face-to-face with MemShrink a project that decreases memory usage up to 20 to 50 %, according to Mozilla, the nonprofit organization that develops Firefox. This translates into faster performance and less likely to crash. Version 7 also adds some new development tools and hardware graphics acceleration, and an opt-in reporting tool for Mozilla to know the problems of use.