14 DAY TRIAL // According to their release schedule, Mozilla should offer Firefox 11 stable tomorrow. However, a few problems may delay the launch.
Some of the issues that may deter the development team from delivering Firefox 11 according to the plan, there is the security hole uncovered during the Pwn2Own contest at CanSecWest. Since there are no details about the nature of the vulnerability, the team is having a hard time patching the application.
Equally important is a bug that cannot be reproduced. It causes problems with the graphics driver blocklist, which results in crashes and blank/black screens.
The third reason is that tomorrow’s patch Tuesday and Microsoft’s updates might contain something that affects Firefox.
At the moment, the release schedule remains unchanged and the plan is to start pushing the updates on Thursday or Friday. The release candidate is available for download from Mozilla’s servers.
Firefox for Windows is available for download from this page
Firefox for Mac is available for download from this page
Firefox for Linux is available for download from this page
Firefox for Android is available for download from this page