The folks at Mozilla have released a new update to the existing 3.0 series, keeping up their promise of routinely maintenance.

In this release several critical security holes have been plugged in the areas of: JavaScript chrome privilege escalation, arbitrary code execution using event listeners attached to an element whose owner document is null, race condition while accessing the private data of a NPObject JS wrapper class object, and crashes with evidence of memory corruption. Besides these one high and several moderate and low issues have been fixed.

Stability is also of great concern, and Mozilla has been working delinquently to resolve any issues users might have, such as those related to SQLite and bookmark database corruption.

This release is, like all other releases, a recommended download for all Firefox 3.0 users and can be obtained either using Help > Check for Updates... or by downloading the installer from Mozilla's website.