On 18th August 2015 the Firestorm team announced a new version of the Firestorm Viewer 4.7.3.47323. This is a major release including Experience Tools, Project Layer Limits, the return of the Linux 64-bit build, Attachment Fixes, Viewer Managed Marketplace, Bug Fixes and much more.
I would imagine soon Firestorm Viewer versions 4.6.1 and 4.6.5 will be blocked, stay tuned for an announcement in the weeks ahead. It’s worth doing a clean install for this latest Firestorm Viewer release for the best results.
- For a complete list please visit the Firestorm Viewer Release Notes page.
- Download Firestorm Viewer 4.7.3.47323 Here
Here are some snapshots of the new changes in 4.7.3.47323, see below.
Updated Experience floaters – you can check Experiences that have been either allowed, blocked or owned. Also land owners can display info on Experiences running on the region.
What do you think of the Firestorm Viewer 4.7.3.47323 release ?
Daniel Voyager 
Reblogged this on Around the Grid and commented:
It’s been a lot of reblogs over the past day; believe it or not, I still believe in original writing! But this is too big, I suspect, to wait for me to get the thing installed and give you my thoughts. Anyway, if this is as good as the brief release notes promise — I haven’t been into the full notes — you’ll want this version of Firestorm. For me, the biggest thing is the promise of 60 attachments (“wearable layers”) of all types (tattoos, etc.) combined, instead of 5/each type. This could result in all sorts of interesting combinations / abuses (evil smile). There’s more, and Daniel notes a few quick highlights. For all the details, get thee to the Firestorm site.
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