Mozilla has released the new Firefox 67.0.2 update for all supported platforms. The new version addresses several bug fixes reported by users lately, such as compatibility issues with Apple’s upcoming macOS Catalina 10.15.
Besides, Linux users can now easily install and use additional language packs using the built-in Preferences UI. Additionally, users can now start the web browser in safe mode.
Elsewhere, the proxy authentication dialogue box has been fixed as well. It no longer pops up asking users to authenticate after upgrading their web browsers to the Firefox 67 release.
Finally, Firefox 67.0.2 allows web developers to copy the href/src content from certain HTML tags. Users can download Firefox 67.0.2 for GNU/Linux/, macOS, and Windows operating systems via OTA (Over-the-Air) updates. You can find complete release notes here.
To recall, Mozilla Firefox 67 was officially released back in May for Windows, Linux, Mac, and Android. The latest version offers numerous performance improvements as well as new features to enhance the overall browsing experience.
The open-source web browser is now easier to use for everyone thanks to a toolbar menu for easy access and more transparency of your Firefox Account.
Besides, Firefox 67 brings support for pinning tabs from the Page Actions menu in the address bar, along with the ability to highlight various features, such as Pin Tabs.
Also, Firefox 67 makes it easier to access the list of your saved website credentials directly from the main menu, and allows users to quickly import web data from other web browsers directly from the File menu
Firefox 67 also brings a new Firefox Search widget that features voice input in Android. Users can add the new widget from the Android Widget section directly to their home screen. In addition, Firefox 67 for Android removes the Guest Session feature in order to streamline the user experience.
