Firefox 7 also features enhanced Firefox Sync, improved HTML5 canvas support, improved developer tools, and improved CSS 3 support. The new beta version on the Android side of things also has improved memory management and enhanced Firefox Sync, alongside copy and paste support, "restored session history and tabs," and language selection capabilities.
Firefox 7 is part of Mozilla's new rapid release cycle for the web browser, meaning more major releases with fewer new features in each release. The structure is very similar to what Google currently does with its web browser, Chrome, which is currently being tested in its fifteenth (15) major release in a little under three years.
Just a friendly reminder that you shouldn't use Firefox 7 as your daily web browser as it still has bugs and possible security vulnerabilities.
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