Mozilla Firefox 119 Is Now Available for Download, Here’s What’s New
Firefox 119 comes with an improved Firefox View feature that now offers more content, such as recently closed tabs and browsing history, which you can sort by date or site, as well as support for viewing all the opened tabs from all windows, and all the tabs from all of your synced devices.
Firefox 119 also appears to let you import some of your Chrome extensions (if they’re available for Firefox, of course) when migrating your data from Google Chrome, adds support for the Santali (sat) language, and support for remembering recently closed tabs between sessions even if automatic session restore is not enabled.
Update (by Roy)
In LWN today:
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Firefox 119.0 released
Version 119.0 of the Firefox browser has been released. The list of changes includes improvements to Firefox View, some PDF-editing improvements, better cookie protection, encrypted client hello support, and more.
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Firefox 119 Lets You Add Images to PDFs, Import Chrome Extensions
Mozilla Firefox 119 has been released. The latest update to the open-source web browser brings a set of improvements that enhance its usefulness, both for those using it full-time and those looking to make a switch to it. For example, when importing data from Google Chrome Firefox 119 is now able to “import some of your extensions as well”. That “some” is the catch.
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Firefox 119 Released with Improved PDF Editing Support
Firefox web browser announced the release of 119.0 this Tuesday. The new release improved PDF editing, by allowing to add images and alt text, in addition to text and drawings. “Firefox View” icon has been replaced with a folder icon instead of the previous Firefox logo.