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With today's updates, Canonical upgraded the default web browser in its just released Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (Precise Pangolin) operating system to Firefox 12.0.
The Mozilla Firefox 12.0 web browser was officially released on April 24th, brining some interesting features, such as:
· Ability to paste URLs in the download manager window;
· Added line numbers for the Page Source viewer;
· The title attribute supports line breaks;
· Find in Page improvemens to center search results;
· Added column-fill CSS property;
· Added support for the text-align-last CSS property;
· Added experimental support for ECMAScript 6 Map and Set objects.
All Ubuntu 12.04 LTS users can update their Firefox web browser to version 12.0 right now, by using the Update Manager software.
>>>>>>I heard that Firefox 12 might have also landed in other distros, but I won't be sure until someone writes some more articles.
It has landed here OK, but for the next 12 hours we are just kicking it, beating it, pinching it in the butt , trowing buckets of ice over it, spraying it with pepper , using electric shocks and more.
If it keeps smiling and not crying, it can go tonight.
Serious, the average user won't see any differences.
It looks good.
I was joking -- I've been using Iceweasel 12 from mozilla.debian.net since this past Wednesday. ;)
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