Mozilla brings the final upgrade of Firefox 14. In this version, it is not difficult to find that it has greatly improved its security performance. In addition, Firefox 14 adopts a brand new website recognition system, that is, the browser will display different marks based on the website you browse.
Firefox 14 of this upgrade uses some new icons, which can be used to quickly identify the Security and priority of the accessed website. If you see a global icon, it means that the website you visit is an insecure website. If you are visiting a website with SSL encryption, you will see a lock icon with HTTPS scrolling. If the user sees a green Lock key in the address bar, such as), this proves that the website currently accessed has an extended verification certificate, which also means that the website is monitored by the certificate provider, that is, websites with a high security factor.
In addition, Firefox 14 provides a toolbar for developers, including support for pointer lock APIs. Mac users will be very happy to see that Firefox 14 will support full screen mode in OS X Lion 10.7 or later versions.
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