New Version of Mozilla Firefox Browser Integrates New Social Features

Mozilla has now a new version of Firefox with add-ons, called version 17.0. This new web browser version has new features which are introduced here, it consists mainly of a new open Social API integrating Facebook Messenger.

The browser following the version update 17.0, is now capable to run social services such as Facebook, Twitter, among other notification services including email and rss feeds of which the updates can be displayed on the sidebar.

Furthermore, chat services can also be running. This will be familiar for people currently using Windows 8 and the charm user interface apps notifications, in this context, this browser is incorporating a similar social integrated functionality.

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