A flaw in Firefox 16 interrupts launch

Tuesday launched Firefox 16 should be a stable release available for download. But Mozilla is strangely remove the latest version of its browser Internet traffic.

On its security blog, the group is justified by referring to a security breach. "It could allow a malicious site eventually determine what websites were viewed by users and have access to the URL or URL parameters," says the foundation.

According to Mozilla, there would not now hacker who now exploit this vulnerability. An update should be provided throughout the day.

In the meantime, the foundation recommends not to use version 16 or spend the previous version for those who have already downloaded. Note that the developer has withdrawn its browser on the U.S. site.