On Tuesday, Mozilla launched an update to its flagship browser, Firefox, bringing some new graduates from the Beta channel. The latest addition to Firefox for Android adds the Home screen, which helps improve access to frequently visited sites in a swipeable menu. You can now swipe between Bookmark, History, and Reading List screens when you open a new tab -- as you already can with Opera and Chrome.
Tapping the upper-left corner now brings a slide out menu that holds your opened tabs, similar to Windows 8. The final noteworthy bit users will notice is the curve-in to the main URL field; Australis, Mozilla's long-awaited unified design for mobile and desktop looks like it's making its first step toward stable release.
Finally, Firefox also added Bing and Yahoo! as search engine options under browser settings. You can download Firefox for Android here. (cnet)
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