Windows/Mac/Linux: There’s actually nothing new for Windows and Mac users, but if you’re a Linux Firefox user who likes the cutting edge, or just like to be up-to-date, the second release candidate of Firefox 3.6 is available for download.

The main update, as the Firefox Extension Guru puts it, is a fix to a JavaScript bug in the Linux build of Firefox 3.6 release candidate, which is fixed in this second release. Otherwise, Windows and Mac users get a quick re-build of the web browser, along with some reassurance that Firefox 3.6 is moving along on schedule, due to officially release on January 26.

Like previous 3.6 releases, this build does include no-restart-needed Personas theme capabilities, add-on and plug-in security updates, improved rendering, JavaScript, and startup performance, and better support for the game-changing HTML5 specifications. If you’re using extensions that haven’t updated yet and you want to keep on-board, you can make them work with Firefox 3.6.

Firefox 3.6 Release Candidate 2 is a free download for Windows, Mac, and Linux systems.

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