Ridiculously fast. Like, maybe even ludicrously fast.https://thenextweb.com/tech/2017/09/26/mozillas-firefox-quantum-browser-is-ridiculously-fast/#.tnw_RyGIji2w …
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Replying to @firefox
Just I question I ask myself often: Did you jump version numbers after 4 so fast, because of the fundamental changes or just so?
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Replying to @Automatik234 @firefox
We have six week release cycle. Keeps the codebase stable and shippable, so that we always release on time and can do it often.
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But is every version fundamentally different, or why do you change the first digit so often? I just wonder, because the past was different.
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Replying to @Automatik234 @firefox
The *model* changed. We used to release a new version based on a set of features we wanted to ship. Now we ship purely based on a clock.
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Each new version could have significant new features, new performance/stability improvements, and new bug fixes.
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A time-based release schedule, in addition to improving stability, radically increases the rate at which we can give you nice things.
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That's nice. Thanks for the info! And keep making Firefox a great browser!
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Thank you for using it!
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I use it since version 3 beta. That's why I was wondering.
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