Mozilla updates Firefox for Android to 7.0

The Mozilla team updated Firefox for Android today. That brings the third party mobile browser to version 7.0. The change log doesn’t list too many new features. It mentions improved copy/paste, enhanced language detection and the WebSockets API that allows developers to create seamless Web experiences. As usual, you can grab the update for free from the Android Market.

What’s in version 7.0:
- Improved copy and paste: Copy any site content and paste to other applications, SMS, or text fields
- Built-in language detection on first run
- WebSockets API: Powerful tool for Web developers to build responsive Web apps and sites

Source: Mozilla via

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