(Until the cadence change, the year's final interval was to be seven weeks.) The next two upgrades, to Firefoxes 72 and 73, will take place in January and February, each five weeks after its predecessor. The next interval - between the already-out Firefox 69 and the future Firefox 70 - will remain at seven weeks but the next (between Firefoxes 70 and 71) will be shortened to six weeks. Mozilla will ease into the faster pace, said Kothari and Or. "We've had many requests to take features to market sooner ((and)) feature teams are increasingly working in sprints that align better with shorter release cycles."_ "We're adjusting our cadence to increase our agility, and bring you new features more quickly," wrote Ritu Kothari and Yan Or, the Firefox release management team leader and senior director of product integrity, respectively, in a post to Mozilla's Hacks blog.
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