Mozilla has announced it will make a beta of the new Firefox 3.1 on August 19 — but that date is flexible.

Mozilla has issued browser updates to repair security flaws in Firefox, all rated as critical.

After setting a record in its first 24 hours, during the first week 19.6 million people have downloaded the Firefox 3 browser.

Version 3 of the Firefox browser gets released today...and, if you're lucky, you can participate in a world record attempt for most downloads in a day.

There's not even a release date set yet for the Firefox 3 browser, but Mozilla is already hoping it will create a world record for the number of downloads in a single day.

The final release of the browser will appear in June, but Mozilla claims that its product is definitely fit for purpose.

The days of dealing with antiquated browsers as soon as you step away from a computer will soon be over. Mozilla plans to bring its much-praised Firefox browser to mobile platforms.

The release of Firefox 2.0 has greatly boosted the number of the browser’s users at the expense of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer.

Fans of Mozilla's Firefox Web browser are underwriting 30-second television spots to be shown on prime-time television in major markets.

Although it snuck out onto FTP servers yesterday, Mozilla is scheduled start giving Internet Explorer 7 a run for its money today by releasing Firefox 2.0 today.

Google, Real Networks, and Mozilla Corp. have made a deal to distribute the Google Toolbar and the Firefox browser with Real's media player software.

Nobody's recommending it for "real people," but if you've got a need to be on the cutting edge of browsers, Firefox 2.0 beta 1 is now available.

Mozilla Corp. is launching Firefox Flicks, a grassroots campaign to promote its alternative Web browser with user-recorded video testimonials and 30-second user-created ads.

A new release of the Firefox Web browser fixes two widely-reported security issues; good luck trying to download it!

Latest browswer market share numbers from tracking firm suggest Firefox has lost some growth momentum while Netscape slowly continues to sink off radar.

May numbers from NetApplications show that while IE maintains lion's share, Firefox is pecking away at that lead.

Janco's second quarter 2005 Browser Market Share Study finds that Firefox has doubled its market share to grab more than 10% percent of the browser market.