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Firefox Version 83.0 Update Brings Performance Improvements, Pinch Zooming, Fixes, and More
As shown in Mozilla, version 83.0 brings important improvements to Firefox. The browser boosts page loading efficiency by 15% and page response by up to 12%. It also decreases up to 8 percent memory consumption. Firefox is also fitted with HTTPS-only mode, which ensures that any connection to the Web is secure.
After a couple of years, Firefox got a Pinch zoom that helps users pinch the trackpad on and off webpages. This feature can be seen on Windows touchpads, mobile screens, and Mac devices. Additionally, there is also a Picture-in-Picture mode that now supports keyboard shortcuts for rewinding and fast-forwarding videos, as well as controlling volume. You will also use the arrow keys for 15-second intervals to move forward and back. There are some other enhancements and options for Firefox, including searching from the bottom of the search panel by bookmarks, open tabs, and history; searching directly from the Address Bar, and screen readers fix into the search engine. After tabbing in the picture-in-picture browser, arrow keys now function correctly. macOS users should look forward to better battery life because the browser now needs considerably less power to restore with minimized windows. The Firefox 83.0 update also introduces several developer features, like the scroll badge for debug scrolling overload in the Page Inspector. The new app is made smoother, easy to use, more private, and more flexible using the Android version of Firefox 83. It supports additional solutions such as FoxyProxy, Bitwarden, LeechBlock, AdGuard, Web Archives & Ghostery. Security fixes are also available. Firefox Nightly users could expect Flash support to end on November 17, 2020, and beta release on December 14, 2020. Users cannot reactivate Flash.
Summary
Firefox 83.0 includes Security Fixes. Firefox 83 supports Mac OS Big Sur. Native-compilation is coming. WebRender rollout continues to Windows 7 and 8 devices, and Mac OS 10.12 to 10.15. Firefox 85 Nightly is the first version without Adobe Flash / NPAPI support.
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