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Mozilla Firefox 92 Is Now Available for Download, Here’s What’s New

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The new features and improvements implemented in the Firefox 92 web browser include the ability to automatically perform HTTPS upgrades when HTTPS RR is available (using HTTPS RR as Alt-Svc headers), updated bookmark toolbar menus to follow Firefox’s visual styles, and redesigned certificate error pages for a better user experience.

In addition, this release promised an improved Firefox PDF viewer with support for filling more forms, such as XFA-based forms used by various governments and banks, during the beta phase, so this might be available in the final release as well.

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Firefox 92 Released with Only Minor Changes

  • Firefox 92 Released with Only Minor Changes

    The latest release of the popular open-source web browser is a modest one, containing only minor changes. Among the improvements the resurgent web browser gains are more secure HTTPS connections and full-range color levels for video playback on ‘many systems’.

    Bookmark toolbar menus (i.e. bookmark folders and overflow menu) now adhere to Firefox’s ‘Proton’ visual style; certificate error pages have a cleaner, less-gaudy look; and macOS users can now access their OS’s native sharing options from the Firefox File menu.

Firefox 92.0 Released with More Secure HTTPS Connection

  • Firefox 92.0 Released with More Secure HTTPS Connection / Full-range Color

    Mozilla Firefox 92.0 was released today with new features and various security fixes.

    The release will use HTTPS resource record (HTTPS RR) as Alt-Svc headers to make connections more secure.

    The full-range color (0-255) levels are now supported for video playback. Though the limited color range (16-235) is ideal for movies and TV, the source can be switched to full-range color to match PC monitor.

Firefox 92.0 and Firefox ESR

  • Firefox 92.0 and Firefox ESR

    Firefox 92.0 has been released. In this version Firefox can now automatically upgrade to HTTPS using HTTPS RR as Alt-Svc headers, support full-range color levels for video playback on many systems, and more.

Firefox 92.0 Released with More Secure HTTPS Connection

  • Firefox 92.0 Released with More Secure HTTPS Connection / Full-range Color

    Mozilla Firefox 92.0 was released today with new features and various security fixes.

    The release will use HTTPS resource record (HTTPS RR) as Alt-Svc headers to make connections more secure.

    The full-range color (0-255) levels are now supported for video playback. Though the limited color range (16-235) is ideal for movies and TV, the source can be switched to full-range color to match PC monitor.

Firefox 92 enables WebRender everywhere

  • Firefox 92 enables WebRender everywhere

    Mozilla Firefox 92 will be officially released during the course of the day, but the browser has been available on the company’s FTP server since yesterday . The new version of the Mozilla browser is inconspicuous, but completes a development that has been delivered to users piece by piece for several years.

Time for a review of Firefox 92

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  • SD Times news digest: JetBrains launches DataSpell, an IDE for data scientists, Firefox 92 released, Apache weekly roundup

    The new Firefox 92 release offers more secure connections, offering many new features and fixes.

    Firefox can now upgrade using HTTPS RR as Alt-Svc headers, full-range color levels are now supported for video playback on many systems, Mac users can now access the macOS share options from the Firefox File menu, and support for images containing ICC v4 profiles is enabled on macOS.

    In terms of fixes, Firefox performance with screen readers and other accessibility tools is no longer severely degraded if Mozilla Thunderbird is installed or updated after Firefox. An open alert in a tab no longer causes performance issues in other tabs that are using the same process.

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  • [Older] Firefox 92 Browser for Linux Released Download and Install

    Firefox 92 Browser for Linux Released Download and Install, Mozilla Firefox 92 is a free, cross-platform browser developed by the Mozilla Foundation with the help of hundreds of contributors. The foundation’s intent is to develop a lightweight, secure, intuitive, and highly extensible browser. Wikipedia

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