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Mozilla releases Firefox 14 and encrypts Google searches by default
Adds improved mouse recognition in games
By Lawrence Latif
Tue Jul 17 2012, 16:00
SOFTWARE DEVELOPER Mozilla has released Firefox 14 for desktop operating systems.
Mozilla's Firefox web browser has received its six-week update with Firefox 14 automatically encrypting Google searches and supporting the Pointer Lock API. Mozilla has also included support for fullscreen mode in Mac OS X 10.7.
Mozilla said it encrypts Google search data by default, adding that users can now easily verify the identity of a web site by clicking on an icon to the left of the URL. According to Mozilla, the addition of search encryption is particularly handy for those using Firefox on wireless connections.
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