The first thing you will notice when upgrading your favorite web browser to Mozilla Firefox 38.0 next week is that the old-school Preferences dialog has been replaced with a beautiful, modern tab-based Preferences page. As one might expect, all the settings are still there, but now they look great, and they’re more readable and accessible. We believe that Mozilla did an excellent job on making the new Preferences page straightforward and the options easily enableable.
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