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Mozilla Unleashes Firefox 31 Web Browser

Written by Michael Larabel in Mozilla on 22 July 2014 at 09:15 AM EDT. 30 Comments

The Firefox 31 web-browser is out this morning with new features.

New to Firefox 31 is improved download security by trying to block known malware (based upon Google's functionality in Chrome), a search box has been added to the new tab page, a new certificate verification library, HTML5 WebVTT support for video playback with subtitles, and various developer-focused improvements.

Users can download the Firefox 31 update from Mozilla.org.

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