Mozilla Shifting Firefox To A Four-Week Release Cycle

Written by Michael Larabel in Mozilla on 17 September 2019 at 12:06 PM EDT. 25 Comments
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Mozilla announced today they are tightening up the Firefox release cycle even more... Expect to see new Firefox releases monthly.

Currently Firefox has a 6~8 week release cadence, not too different from Google Chrome. But Mozilla has now come up with an ambitious four-week release cycle.

Mozilla is moving Firefox to a four-week release cycle to increase its agility and deliver new features faster. This four-week release cadence will begin in Q1'2020.

In order to maintain quality, there will be more frequent beta builds for pre-release users, similar to Firefox Nightly. Staged roll-outs of new features will also continue as needed.

More details on the new Firefox four week release cycle via hacks.mozilla.org.
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