Today with a large change for Web developers who prefer the browser a new version of Firefox has landed, while a huge variety of Code5 gets a green light for browser support from Mozilla. Firefox 16 (download for Home windows | Apple computer | Linux | Android) creates significantly lesser sweeping changes than the past revise to Firefox. A number of HTML5 code provides been "unprefixed," which ensures that Mozilla features chosen it provides matured enough to operate in the web browser without creating instability. The recently unshackled Code5 includes CSS3 Animations, Transforms, Changes, Graphic Principles, Units and values, and IndexedDB. Two Net APIs that Mozilla helped to create, Power supply API and Vibration API, are now unprefixed also. These changes help keep Firefox ambitious, but it as well directs a indication to designers that Mozilla is convinced these will be very good more than enough to begin preparing into their sites. It's a good endorsement of the "future-Web" technology.