Mozilla is releasing Firefox 93 for desktop with new features

In addition to Firefox 91.2 ESR and Firefox 78.15 ESR for Windows, MacOS and Linux, Mozilla today released the standard version of Firefox 93 for Windows, MacOS and Linux. In the new version Firefox supports the new AVIF image format based on the modern and unlicensed AV1 video codec. This provides significant bandwidth savings for websites compared to existing image formats. It also supports transparency and other advanced features. Firefox PDF Viewer now supports filling out more forms, including XFA-based forms used by many governments and banks. When available computer memory is low, Firefox now automatically downloads tabs on Windows based on their last access time, memory usage, and other attributes. This will help reduce Firefox crashes when you do not have enough memory. Switching to the Unloaded tab will reload automatically. Firefox now blocks downloads based on insecure connections, and protects against malicious or insecure downloads and more. This update closes seven vulnerabilities in older versions of Firefox. Details about the security holes covered with Firefox 93 can be found here Here. Users who have installed an older version of Firefox will receive an update automatically. You can download the update from here Help -> via Firefox -> Update to version 93.0 Can also be loaded manually. More information about this update can be found below or in Mozilla.

Download -> Download Firefox 93.0 for Windows, MacOS and Linux

Version 93.0 of Firefox for desktop is now available for download from Mozilla:

Download version 93.0 of Firefox for Windows, MacOS and Linux:

Version 93.0 of Firefox includes the following new features and improvements:

New

• Firefox now supports the new AVIF image format, which is based on the modern and royalty free AV1 video codec. This provides significant bandwidth savings for sites compared to existing image formats. It also supports transparency and other advanced features.
• Firefox PDF Viewer now supports filling out more forms (XFA-based forms, used by many governments and banks).
• When available computer memory is low, Firefox on Windows will automatically drop tabs based on last access time, memory usage, and other attributes. This will help minimize crashes outside of Firefox memory. Switching to the Unloaded tab will reload automatically.
• MacOS users who run Firefox from the loaded .dmg file will now be prompted to complete the installation to prevent session loss. These users will only ask for this permission the first time they run Firefox on their computer.
• Firefox now prevents downloads that rely on insecure connections, protecting it from malicious or insecure downloads.
• Improved internet compatibility for privacy protection with Smart Block 3.0.
• Introduces Strict Surveillance Security and a new recommended tracking security in private browsing.

made correct

• The VoiceOver screen reader now reports accurately with or without verifiable items in accessible tree controls.
• Orca Screen Reader now works properly with Firefox so users do not have to switch to another application after launching Firefox.
• Various Security fixes.

Changed

• TLS Cybersuits using 3DES are disabled. Such cybersuits are only enabled if reduced versions of the TLS are enabled.
• The download panel now follows the Firefox display style.

Enterprise

Frequently Asked Questions After Updating Firefox

Mozilla Foundation developers make Firefox for Windows, MacOS and Linux available in multiple languages. Note that installing Firefox overwrites an existing version of Firefox. Your bookmarks or chronicle will not be lost. However, some extensions and other add-ons will no longer work until appropriate updates or updates are available.

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