Mozilla’s new Firefox 146 release brings a focused, on‑device Backup Assistant for Windows users alongside the usual developer and platform updates — a practical tool that aims to simplify Windows 10 → Windows 11 migrations by offering an explicit “Back up to PC” path in addition to the existing...
Mozilla’s year‑end Firefox 146 release is a modest but meaningful polish: native fractional‑scaling support on Wayland for Linux, a new local “Back up to PC” assistant for Windows 10, a dedicated GPU process on macOS, and a clutch of developer‑facing and UX refinements that tidy up rendering...
Firefox 146 is rolling out with a practical migration-oriented backup tool for Windows 10 users and a clutch of platform-specific stability and rendering improvements that aim to make Firefox more resilient across Windows, macOS, and Linux — but the update also removes legacy graphics support...
Firefox’s latest stable update, Firefox 143, pushes two headline features into the hands of users: an AI chat provider shortcut that surfaces Microsoft Copilot inside the browser’s AI sidebar, and a Windows-only web‑app (pinned‑site) workflow that lets you add sites to the taskbar and run them...
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Firefox Nightly has quietly added Microsoft Copilot to its sidebar and rolled out early New Tab page widgets — a clear sign that Mozilla is expanding both its AI integrations and its on-page productivity ambitions, all inside the experimental Nightly channel where features are prototyped before...
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