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Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Brave : y a-t-il un navigateur plus sécurisé ?
news.movim.eu / Numerama · Saturday, 25 June - 06:23
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Mozilla releases Firefox version 100 this week
news.movim.eu / ArsTechnica · Wednesday, 4 May - 19:55
Enlarge / A special 100th-version splash page appears on the first launch of a new Firefox installation. (credit: Samuel Axon)
Firefox released its 100th update, and some fanfare accompanied the release on Mozilla's blog about the web browser. Firefox 100 is available this week for both desktop and mobile versions.
To celebrate, Mozilla says it will be regularly sharing fan art inspired by Firefox throughout May. But while that 100 number carries some symbolic weight, the update itself isn't particularly monumental.
On the desktop, subtitles and captions are now supported in Firefox's picture-in-picture mode for videos. Three key websites officially support subtitles and captions in PIP: YouTube, Netflix, and Amazon Prime Video. Plus, the feature works on websites that support the WebVTT standard, like Twitter.
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Le redouté Firefox 100 est sorti : quoi de neuf ?
news.movim.eu / Numerama · Tuesday, 3 May - 16:06
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Chrome 100 et Firefox 100 inquiètent Google et Mozilla
news.movim.eu / Numerama · Wednesday, 16 February - 12:02
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Mozilla apparently makes and is discontinuing a VR version of Firefox
news.movim.eu / ArsTechnica · Friday, 4 February - 22:07 · 1 minute
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If you didn't know that Mozilla made a VR-specific version of Firefox called Firefox Reality, then it's OK for you to continue not knowing, because Mozilla announced today that it would be discontinuing support for the browser a little over three years after introducing it.
The Spanish co-op Igalia will pick up the pieces next week with a "somewhat beta" browser called Wolvic , which will be based on Firefox Reality's source code. Firefox Reality will be removed from all the app stores in which it is available "in the coming weeks." Like Firefox Reality, Wolvic will use the WebXR standard to enable VR and AR experiences on websites, rather than requiring a download of a standalone app from a curated app store.
This may simply be a case of a company discontinuing a niche project intended for a niche market that wasn't generating sufficient user interest—it's rare for companies not just to cancel but to willingly hand off overwhelmingly successful products. But Mozilla has been open about its need to carefully manage its resources as it has downsized over the years—The company endured multiple rounds of layoffs in 2020, both pre - and mid-pandemic , citing a need to "refocus."
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Firefox plante ? Des pistes existent pour réparer le navigateur
news.movim.eu / Numerama · Thursday, 13 January - 12:09
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Firefox 96 enhances CSS, Canvas support for developers
pubsub.slavino.sk / infoworldcom · Wednesday, 12 January - 11:00 edit
Mozilla has released Firefox 96, an update to the browser that provides support for new CSS properties and functions, and adds image encoder support for the WebP format to the Canvas API.
Firefox 96 was published to release channel users on January 11. For CSS, Firefox now supports the
c
olor-scheme
property, which allows an element to indicate which color schemes in which it can be comfortably rendered. Also, the
counter-reset
property now supports the
reversed()
function for building reversed CSS counters, which are intended for numbering elements in descending order. The
reversed()
functon can be used with the
list-item
counter to number ordered lists in reverse order.
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Mozilla part à la chasse aux pixels Facebook qui pistent les internautes
news.movim.eu / Numerama · Wednesday, 12 January - 09:21
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