Even though the Mozilla Foundation has not officially released the final version of Firefox 12 to the masses, Firefox v. 10.2 final is already out there and available for download. Windows users can download the latest and greatest Firefox version, v. 12.0, right here on FindmySoft – just click this link.

If you’re on Firefox 11, and you go to Help -> About Firefox, and you check for updates, the browser will tell you that “Firefox is up to date.” If you go to Mozilla’s official Firefox download page, you will also be informed that Firefox 11.0 is the latest version. This is not the case. The final Firefox 12.0 version has been rolled out to the web – just not officially.

Firefox 12 will officially be released to the masses tomorrow, the 24th of April (which coincidently is also my birthday). If you want to, you can wait and get it then. But if you’re anxious to see what Firefox 12 has to offer, get it from FindmySoft right now.

• Speaking about what Firefox 12 has to offer, here’s a quick list:
• One less UAC prompt, so it’s easier to update the browser.
• “Find in Page” has been improved; the search result is now centered.
• URLs pasted in the Download Manager are automatically downloaded.
• Added support for the text-align-last CSS property and implemented column-fill CSS property
• Added experimental support for ECMAScript 6 Map and Set objects
• Line breaks are now supported in the title attribute
• Page Source now has line numbers

The Firefox 12 Beta was released to the web on March 16 2012. The release notes for the Beta, which one can assume will be the same as the release notes for Firefox 12 final, are available here.

Again, I remind you that Firefox 12 Beta is scheduled to be released tomorrow, April 24, but it is already available for download here on FindmySoft.