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Firefox development starts with Nightly, which consists of the latest Firefox code packaged up every night for bleeding-edge testers Nightly is followed by Developer, which includes everything that is labeled as “experimental” and aimed at developers to try out then Beta is released for wider testing. Mozilla launched Firefox Developer Edition in November, replacing the Firefox Aurora channel, which sat between the Nightly and Beta channels.

Developer: copy command added to console.

Developer: WebRTC now has multistream and renegotiation support.

Developer: XMLHttpRequest logs in the web console are now visually labelled and can be filtered separately from regular network requests.

Developer: Optimized-out variables are now visible in Debugger UI.

Changed: Page load times improved by speculative connection warmup.

Changed: now returns “(?:)” instead of the empty string for empty regular expressions.

Changed: URL parser avoids doing percent encoding when setting the Fragment part of the URL, and percent decoding when getting the Fragment in line with the URL spec.

Changed: autocomplete=off is no longer supported for username/password fields.

New: Implemented srcset attribute and element for responsive images.New: BroadcastChannel API implemented (more at ).New: 64bit Windows builds ( download here).Here is the full changelog for Firefox Developer Edition 38:

The end result means it is harder for malicious web content to exploit the browser. The increased address space also lets Firefox use hardware memory protection and improves the effectiveness of ASLR (address space layout randomization).

This significantly speeds up how quickly JavaScript code can run. 4GB isn’t the only limit worth remembering: Heap sizes, for example, are recommended to be 512MB in a 32-bit browser, while they can go up to 2GB in a 64-bit version of Firefox.Īs for execution time, Mozilla says 64-bit Firefox is faster because it can access new hardware registers and instructions. “For some of the largest of these apps, a 64-bit browser means the difference between whether or not a game will run,” Mozilla says. Here’s a game built with Epic Games’ Unreal Engine running on the Firefox Developer Edition: Browser-based games, for example, especially those with native-like gameplay, are often much larger than typical online apps mainly because they have high-quality assets that must be stored in memory for synchronous loading. A 32-bit browser is limited to 4GB of address space, and while this may be surprising to some, web applications are getting bigger and bigger to the point where this can actually be an obstacle.