During a Mozilla developers’ planning meeting today, it was officially announced that Firefox users will begin seeing notices for version 3.5.4′s availability beginning tomorrow (October 27).

Full information about security issues addressed by this regular update will probably be released at that time, although Betanews tests indicate that Windows 7 users in particular will probably notice a bit of a speed boost, on account of improved document load times.

The first public beta of Firefox 3.6, which adds even more Windows 7 integration, will be released the following day. It will probably not be the final public beta for the product, as a development cycle for Beta 2 has been ongoing since the Beta 1 code was frozen last October 14.

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October 26, 2009

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