Mozilla's latest Firefox update brings a major makeover to the popular browser, now offering users enhanced customization options and better cross-device syncing.
The new update comes in the form of Firefox 29 and marks the biggest revamp since late 2011.
"We reimagined and redesigned Firefox to reflect how you use the Web today and we are excited to introduce many features including an elegant and fun design, new menu, customization mode and an enhanced Firefox Sync service powered by Firefox Accounts," Mozilla touts in a new blog post.
"The first thing you'll notice in Firefox is the beautiful new design that makes it easy to focus on your Web content. The tabs are sleek and smooth to help you navigate the Web faster. It's easy to see what tab you're currently visiting and the other tabs fade into the background to be less of a distraction when you're not using them."
Firefox 29 definitely boasts great improvements over the previous version of the browser, and the new look is now similar to what Google Chrome has to offer. Just like Google's popular browser, Firefox now displays larger browsing tabs with rounded corners, as well as a three-bar menu in the right corner, where all the customization happens.
From that three-bar menu, users will be able to customize their browser by dragging and dropping their favorite features, tools, and add-ons either to the toolbar or to the menu.
"The menu includes a 'Customize' tool that transforms Firefox into a powerful customization mode where you can add or move any feature, service or add-on," Mozilla further explains. "This level of Firefox customization puts you in control of your Web experience and is unmatched by any other browser."
Firefox 29 also brings other neat features, including the ability to pin browsing tabs. The enhanced Firefox Sync, meanwhile, will save your browsing history, passwords, and other Firefox data across multiple devices so you have everything ready. The latest Firefox version also makes it easier to share content on social media networks.
Mozilla even put together a comprehensive video to better explain what's new in the latest version of Firefox, so check it out below to learn more about Firefox 29.
