Mozilla has released an new update for the Firefox browser. Yesterday, Mozilla Firefox users were prompted to update the 3.0.10 version to 3.0.11, an update which should solve a lot of issues with the browser. Lately, I’ve been noticing that Mozilla Firefox runs awfully slow, it crashes a lot, and it’s loads websites very slow therefore I decided to switch to Google Chrome as I don’t need any add-ons or plugins anymore, but we’ll discuss about this in later posts.

Well, the Mozilla Firefox 3.0.11 comes with a lot of fixes, but not with additions. It’s a minor update where several security issues were fixed, several stability issues were fixed, several bugs were fixed, and an important issue regarding corrupt bookmarks was fixed. Many users reported that in Firefox 3.0.10 some bookmarks databases were becoming corrupt, but now the “bug 464486″ was fixed. Another fix was made to the SQLite as there were some issues related to the internal database, however, SQLite was upgraded to a newer versions and the problem is gone.

See the full list of bug fixes here.

See release note, known issues, and other info here.

Download Mozilla Firefox 3.0.11 here.