The latest version of Firefox is set to be released this Tuesday, March 13th. However, the final version of Firefox 11 has been uploaded to Mozilla’s FTP servers for immediate download. This new version of Firefox comes with changes like Add-on syncing between computers and importing data from Google’s Chrome browser along with a few smaller changes. If you can’t wait to grab the new version on Tuesday, we have the download links after the break!
What’s New?
There aren’t a lot of changes that were made to Firefox 11. I mean, how can you change something that’s already perfect? Ahh, just kidding. Let’s take a look at some of the bigger changes below.
Import Data From Chrome
Perhaps the most notable change in Firefox 11 is the ability to import bookmarks, history, and cookies from Google Chrome. After installing Firefox 11, go to your Bookmark Library and select the Import and Backup button > Import Data from Another Browser. You’ll know have the option to import data from Chrome instead of just Internet Explorer as that was the only option in the past.
Sync Add-Ons with Firefox Sync
If you use Firefox across multiple computers, you can now sync your Add-ons between said computers. Add-on syncing is checked on by default, so if you don’t want to sync your Add-ons, be sure to go to your Options menu and the Sync menu to turn it off.
There are a few other smaller changes like the CSS text-size-adjust property now being supported and the SPDY protocol support for faster page loads is able to be tested by developers.
Download Firefox 11
If these changes are starting to sound good, head over to Mozilla’s official FTP server and start downloading Firefox 11 now. The update will officially be out on Tuesday, but I know you just can’t help yourself when it comes to getting things before others 
. Hit the direct download links below to start upgrading now.
Update: Although it’s not clear why, Mozilla has pulled the final version and is working on an update. The above links do not work now, but will be functional once Firefox 11 is officially released.
Which browser are you currently using? Have you upgraded to Firefox 11 yet? Let us know in the comments below.
