The current web browsers are one of the first programs that we put into operation as soon as the computer is turned on. Mozilla is aware of all this and hence the constant improvements that he sends us for his project, Firefox.
Here we are faced with one of the most important browsers and with greater market penetration of all existing alternatives. Then we are going to talk about a version that will be launched in a few weeks and in which the company is working very hard. All this in order to provide us with a revolutionary update that will radically change the way we use this web browser.
Multimedia news that will arrive at Firefox 136
Recently, Firefox 135 has been launched that is now arriving at users around the world. Hence, he is talking about the next version, Firefox 136, with which he intends to revolutionize the program.
And here it promises a good amount of interesting features such as the decoding of Hardware for GPUS AMD or the accelerated reproduction of HEVC video content hardware. At the same time, the company ensures that in the aforementioned version, compatibility with the PNG image format will be included when copying images outside Firefox. All this to allow the conservation of transparency in the original file.
But not everything that Mozilla promises here is related to the latest generation multimedia contents that we will be able to use from the browser. It is also worth noting that in Firefox 136 we will find the long -awaited design of vertical eyelashes.
Vertical eyelashes will be available in the Mozilla browser
From that moment on, users can choose between the traditional horizontal tabs and the new vertical tabs, all in a simple way from the general application of the application.
It is worth mentioning that by activating the design of the vertical eyelashes, we can choose if we want to see the sidebar from which we can quickly access markers, or eyelashes of other devices. We can also easily activate or deactivate the design of these vertical tabs by clicking with the right button anywhere in the toolbar, the sidebar or in the eyelashes themselves.
On the other hand, its developer also wants to highlight that Firefox 136 will offer a new HTTPS behavior, updating the load of HTTPS pages and returning to HTTP if it fails. It also adds LZMA compression for DMG packages in order to reduce the discharge size and installation time of the Macose Systems program. It is also worth knowing that the version deactivates the use of cookies banners by default in private navigation mode.
Firefox 136 also adds a new option to show search terms in the addresses of the results pages. In turn, it implements the rapid actions function in the search / address bar option to allow several actions from the navigation bar itself.
As for mobile devices, the future update allows Android users to inform website compatibility problems through the integrated report tool. Firefox 136 is expected to arrive available in its final version at the beginning of March.
