Mozilla Firefox 127 Is Now Available for Download, Here’s What’s New
Highlights of Firefox 127 include an updated screenshots feature that now lets you take screenshots of various :about: pages, as well as of file certain types like SVG, XML, and others, along with improved performance of capturing of large screenshots and improved accessibility through new keyboard shortcuts, theme compatibility, and High Contrast Mode (HCM) support.
Firefox 127 also adds a new “Close duplicate tabs” option in the “List all tabs” tab bar widget, as well as on the tab context menu to help you more easily close duplicate tabs. It also adds support for resolving HTTPS DNS records with the operating system’s DNS resolver on Linux, Android 10 and later, and Windows 11.
Linuxiac:
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Firefox 127 Now Available for Download, Here’s What’s New
Mozilla has just released Firefox 127.0, introducing new features and changes to boost productivity, enhance security, and improve accessibility for its users across various platforms.
One of the standout updates in Firefox 127 is the new auto-launch feature for Windows users. With this setting enabled, Firefox will automatically open as soon as the computer starts, allowing users to dive straight into their web activities without delay.
This feature is particularly beneficial for those who rely heavily on the internet for their daily tasks, as it ensures they can get to work immediately after booting up their PCs.
OMG Ubuntu:
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Mozilla Firefox 127 Released, This is What's New - OMG! Ubuntu
Yes, it’s been a month since Firefox 126 made its way out into the wild, and since Mozilla detailed a range of (rather exciting) improvements it’s got planned for the browser over the coming 12 months.
While this latest release doesn’t offer any of those tantalising additions, like vertical tabs, new tab wallpapers, and improved profile management, there is an array of appreciable uplifts which bolster the browser’s prowess, security, and all-round awesomeness.
Read on for a recap!
LWN:
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Firefox 127.0 released
Version 127.0 of the Firefox browser is out. Changes include support for DNS prefetching and the ability to close duplicate tabs in a window. The browser will now try to upgrade images and videos with HTTP URLs that are found in an HTTPS page to HTTPS as well; if that fails, the non-HTTPS resources will simply fail to load. Update: this Mozilla Secuirty Blog post describes the HTTPS-related changes in detail.
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Mozilla Firefox 127 is Now Available, Here is What’s New
Mozilla has announced the latest version of their web browser, Firefox, which just so happens to be my favorite web browser so naturally I wanted to dig into this news. Firefox 127 is now available and this version brings a lot of great improvements both with features and security.