Firefox 135.0 Release Notes
Firefox 135.0 Release Notes
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Firefox now includes safeguards to prevent sites from abusing the history API by generating excessive history entries, which can make navigating with the back and forward buttons difficult by cluttering the history. This intervention ensures that such entries, unless interacted with by the user, are skipped when using the back and forward buttons
Very much looking forward to that
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Fucking Microsoft and theri fucking sites, I always have to go back with the menu
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I hope that fixes the single-sign-on nonsense at $DAYJOB. Every morning, it shows me the SSO login page, then I have to quickly press the back button 4 times to get back to the original page, from which it will redirect me back to that login page (but I'm guessing now with a refreshed token) and then I can login. Hopefully, it only requires navigating back one time now.
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Finally they added Japanese translation.
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Yesss!! Finally I been waiting for it a long time.
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I got a popup this morning when Firefox updated telling me about their new PDF editing feature. Sounds really cool. But I could find no mention of it on the changelog page. What gives?
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PDF editing has been there for a few versions now. Not sure why you got the pop-up so late.
It's simple and works well.
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Weird. I'm pretty sure the URL of the page I got was specifically from v134 to v135.
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I am glad to see how quickly IronFox updates to the latest Firefox
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