Mozilla Firefox 156.0

New

• Firefox on macOS can now be set to open automatically when the computer starts up, from the Startup section of Settings.
• Localized Wikipedia and occasional sponsored suggestions in the address bar are now available in France, Germany, and Italy. These suggestions can be turned off in Firefox Suggest settings.

Changed

• Firefox’s built-in PDF viewer now starts up to 45% faster.
• Improved memory and CPU usage when Firefox displays large JPEG images scaled down to fit a page.
• On Windows devices with ARM64 processors, WebRTC video calls may now use hardware H264 decoding instead of falling back to software.

Fixed

• Fixed an issue where dragging an image to a new position in a rich-text editor could replace it with a long line of text instead of moving it.
• Fixed high-sample-rate FLAC audio in MP4 failing to play on sites such as Bilibili.
• Fixed subtitles not appearing in the Picture-in-Picture window when they are turned on in the video player after the window has already opened.
• Fixed bookmarks moving out of their folder when the folder and the bookmarks inside it were selected and dragged together in the Bookmarks sidebar.
• Fixed the find bar becoming permanently unavailable in a tab after reversing the panes in Split View.
• Fixed some sites failing to load when DNS over HTTPS is enabled and the site does not support HTTPS.
• Fixed Firefox losing all network connectivity for some users with the built-in VPN enabled.
• Fixed an issue on Windows where Firefox could block an auto-hiding taskbar from showing.
• Various security fixes.

Web Platform

• text-box-trim now uses the font metrics of a ::first-line pseudo-element when one applies, matching other browsers and the specification.

Enterprise

• You can find information about policy updates and enterprise-specific bug fixes in the Firefox for Enterprise 156 Release Notes.

Consulter les notes de version de Mozilla Firefox 156.0