Compared to previous beta versions, Mozilla Firefox for Windows 10 is a faster and better tool. With this versatile browser, you can indulge in casual surfing on the internet as well as intensive research. While it comes with plenty of features, Mozilla Foundation hasn’t compromised on faster browsing and privacy controls. If you’re impatient, or you don’t have Firefox installed, you can download Firefox 68 from the Mozilla website.Mozilla Firefox is one of the most prominent browsers for Windows desktops and laptops. The Firefox 68 update for Ubuntu, Linux Mint and related distros should arrive via the Software Updater tool in the next day or so. The Firefox 68 update is rolling out to users on Windows and macOS via the built-in software mechanism. To hear more about some of the more ‘nerdy’ changes this update offers the Mozilla Hacks’ blog runs through a ream of them, including the addition of BinInts in Javascript and improved accessibility in the Dev Tools. The browser is also making it easier for users to report bad add-ons.
The page lists a curated collection of add-ons reviewed by Mozilla for their usefulness.
The “Get Add-ons” page in the Firefox Add-ons Manager has been renamed “Recommendations”. It dubs the result of this effort the ‘ QuantumBar‘. Now a change you shouldn’t notice: Mozilla says it has rewritten the URL bar in web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. In my testing I found that while the sidebar does turn dark, the Firefox toolbar remains its usual colour. What’s new? Well, nothing that you’ll be screaming from the hills about (good or bad).įans of Firefox’s Reader Mode feature will likely appreciate the addition “blackout shades”, a feature that (supposedly) turns the Firefox toolbar and Reader sidebar dark when the ‘dark’ contrast option is enabled. The latest update to the super-popular open-source web browser is also available as a new Extended Support Release (ESR) version. Mozilla Firefox 68 has arrived with the usual boatload of bug fixes and betterments in tow.
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