Mozilla is releasing Firefox 74, a new stable browser version. Here are the key changes in this release.
Category: Firefox
Firefox 75 Strips https:// and www From Address Bar Results
Like most of the modern browsers, Firefox shows suggestions when you type in the address bar. Those suggestions are based on your recent browsing history, include bookmarks, and may include search engine suggestions. The upcoming version 75 of Firefox strips the https:// and www portions from the suggestion URL.
Firefox Enables DNS Over HTTPS (DoH) to All in the US
Firefox begins rollout of the encrypted DNS Over HTTPS (DoH) feature. By this time, DNS over HTTPS (DoH) is enabled by default for US-based users only, but that will change in the future.
Firefox VPN is out for Android as beta
Back in December 2019, Mozilla launched Firefox Private Network as beta. It is a private proxy service powered by Cloudflare. This month, Mozilla launched Firefox Private Network VPN for Android, expanding support with available client apps for Windows 10, and Chromebook.
Mozilla Releases Firefox 73.0.1 With Crash Fixes
Mozilla issues a minor update to Firefox 73 users. Firefox 73.0.1 resolves a few crashes caused by incompatibility with certain third-party apps.
Enable Lazy Loading for Images and Iframes in Firefox
How to Enable Lazy Loading for Images and Iframes in Firefox
An interesting feature is coming to Firefox, which will significantly decrease the page loading time in the browser. A native ability to postpone image and iframe loading is already landed in the Nightly version of Firefox 75.
Enable Site Specific Browser in Firefox
How to Enable Site Specific Browser in Firefox
Starting with version Firefox 73, the browser includes a new feature, 'Site Specific Browser', which allows running any web site like a Desktop app, in its own window. It is similar to the Kiosk mode, but doesn't force the selected web page to run fullscreen. Here is how to enable it.
Firefox 73 is available, here are the changes
Mozilla is releasing Firefox 73, a new version of the popular web browser. Version 73 is actually a minor update, but still includes a number of interesting features.
Automatically Export Bookmarks To HTML File in Firefox
How to Automatically Export Bookmarks To HTML File in Firefox
It is possible to configure Mozilla Firefox to automatically export bookmarks to an HTML file. This can be enabled with a hidden option in about:config. When enabled, the browser will automatically export your bookmarks to an HTML file and save it under your Firefox profile, typically stored under C:\Users\Your User Name\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\<profile_name>.default\bookmarks.
Import and Export Bookmarks to HTML File in Firefox
How to Import and Export Bookmarks to an HTML File in Firefox
If you have a bunch of bookmarks in the Mozilla Firefox browser, you might be interested in exporting them to an HTML file. This is extremely useful because you can have a backup of your bookmarks. Also, you can open that file later on some other PC or mobile device where Firefox is not installed. You can also import the HTML file in another browser on the same PC or another device.
