Firefox Firefox 106official release: improved WebRTC, enhanced PDF Reader

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com October 18 news, Mozilla today released Firefox 106browser, Firefox 106has improved PDF reader and WebRTC communication support.

The enhanced features of Firefox 106 boil down to improving its integrated PDF reader and updating the WebRTC protocol stack. CTOnews.com has learned that in terms of PDF browsers, Firefox 106 now allows text writing, drawing, and signature support.

Firefox 106upgrades the WebRTC feature, and libwebrtc 103is now available. With the update of the WebRTC library, there is now better screen sharing support for Windows and Linux Wayland users, lower CPU occupancy and higher performance in the macOS version, improvements in RTP performance and reliability, and improvements in cross-browser / service compatibility.

Linux users now support sliding navigation in terms of Wayland-swiping left or right on the touchpad with two fingers to return or forward.

In addition to these projects, there are mainly bug Bug fixes and other minor changes. Users can download it from the archive.mozilla.org website.