Firefox for Linux is a fast, free and secure web browser from the Mozilla organisation.

Firefox has long been established as the main rival Internet Explorer, and in the eyes of many, outperforms the Microsoft browser in many disciplines. Firefox is faster, safer, better equipped and can flexibly expanded with the huge range of themes and plug-ins.

The open-source project is supported by an active community and is continually improved and enhanced. This large community of developers continue to provide great add-ons that allow users to make their browser truly personal, whether that be as a functional powerhouse or fun, cute and colourful.

Instant themes: Point 3.6 at the Personas gallery, and you can hover over a theme to see how it would look in your browser. Click to apply it, and it's your browser skin. You can then manage your Personas from the Add-Ons menu.

Out-of-date plugins notifier: Start your browser up with an outdated, and potentially virus-friendly, Adobe Flash or other plugin, and Firefox will tell you and provide an update link.

Full-screen "open" video: If you're looking at a video streaming in Ogg or another free format, Firefox can play it full screen.

WOFF support: More intriguing for developers than users, but, still, Firefox now accepts and downloads smaller-sized Web Open Font Format fonts, allowing sites to more quickly show you their text the way they intended.

Faster, faster, faster: Mozilla promises better JavaScript, startup time, and rendering speeds.

Mozzila Firefox has one function, to allow you to quickly and safely surf the internet - and this works better than ever with version 3.6.2. Combined with the wealth of free browser enhancements available online, you can truly pimp out your browsing experience.