You can download the latest release from the Firefox website.
Mozilla Firefox 103 is released July 26, 2022. Mozilla say SHA-1 signatures in certificates are “no longer secure enough” and thus are no longer supported.Įlsewhere, Linux users benefit from a number of fixes relating to WebGL performance when running on the NVIDIA binary drivers VA-API works on hybrid mesa drivers and the “tell Mozilla about the crash” checkbox is now checked by default on Linux (inline with the default setting on other systems). Perhaps it’s been punted to Firefox 104? You can continue to hold alt and swipe with two fingers left/right to move back and forward, but the alt-less version is a much nicer implementation.Įlsewhere, Firefox 103 now highlights fields in PDF forms, is better at handling high-refresh rate monitors (120Hz+), and enables subtitles/captions in Picture-in-Picture used with Funimation, Dailymotion, Tubi, and a handful of other video streaming sites (adding the the plethora that support it already).įirefox 103 removes the configuration option to allow SHA-1 signatures in certificates. The idea is that the gesture should work “out of the box” when using the latest version of Firefox under Wayland (it will also work under X11 if the MOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1 environment variable is set). The reaction from readers to the (then beta) feature was positive most welcome this this long requested feature that puts Firefox on par with other browsers available for the platform.ĭespite the bug tracking the gesture being marked as ‘fixed’ for 103 the gesture isn’t working in the binary’s published thus far. This won’t be news if you read as I wrote about this change back in June.
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