#mozilla firefox quantum

Mozilla has released a new update to their Firefox web browser, which they claim is the biggest update by far since launching Firefox 1.0 in 2004. Called "Firefox Quantum", Mozilla boasts that it is over twice as fast as the version of Firefox that was out six months ago, and that it uses less memory than the competition. Upwards of 700 authors have contributed code to Firefox Quantum since August 6, and 80 contributors globally have contributed to code development. Mozilla is giving Firefox users something many have been asking for, a way to turn all AI features off. Mozilla Firefox's Android version is about to go through a major update. Mozilla wants to provide developers with the best support we can so they’re equipped and empowered to build modern mobile WebExtensions,” said by Giorgio Natili, Firefox Director of Engineering. Mozilla has announced a free encrypted file transfer service that allows users to share files from any browser, the Firefox Send. Mozilla has announced that it is redesigning the logos and icons of its Firefox brand, and it is asking the feedback of users to achieve that. Read more in our articles including "Firefox Quantum now available for download" and "Mozilla Firefox adds AI “kill switch” on its browser".