Mozilla Firefox 132.0.0 AIO Silent Arabic/English/French

大†Shinegumi†大 · March 20

Mozilla published today the final version of the Firefox 132 open-source web browser for all supported platforms ahead of tomorrow’s release, so it’s time to take a look at the new features and improvements.

Highlights of Mozilla Firefox 132 include support for blocking third-party cookie access with Enhanced Tracking Protection’s Strict mode, support for blocking HTTP-favicons if they aren’t served over HTTPS for improved security, and enablement of WebRender hardware accelerated rendering for most SVG Filter Primitives to improve the performance of certain graphics-heavy content.

Firefox 132 also improves the “Copy Without Site Tracking” right-click context menu option introduced in Firefox 120 to be greyed out when no known tracking parameters were found. In addition, this release brings Wide Color Gamut WebGL support to macOS and Windows users, improved support for macOS session resume, and support for the new screen and window sharing selection features on macOS 15 and later.

For web developers, Firefox 132 adds support for a post-quantum key exchange mechanism for TLS 1.3 (mlkem768x25519), support for the requestVideoFrameCallback() method on the HTMLVideoElement interface for performing efficient operations on each video frame, and support for the getCapabilitiesmethod, which allows apps to gather the media capabilities supported for the live MediaStreamTrack.

This release also brings support for the fetchpriority attribute, which enables web developers to optimize resource loading by specifying the relative priority of resources to be fetched by the browser, support for Certificate Compression, which reduces the size and increases the speed of a TLS handshake, and disables heuristic granting storage access for some window openings.

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