Update and release of Firefox browser Firefox 106.0.5 to fix video crash

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, November 6, following the adaptation of Microsoft Windows 11 22H2 a few days ago, Mozilla released a small version of Firefox 106.0.4 update for Firefox on November 3, bringing users a number of problem fixes.

According to the update log, the fix for Firefox 106.0.4 is as follows:

Fixed a problem with DRM video playback (bug 1797292)

Fixed corrupted layout of date and time input when switching types (error 1797139)

Fixed an issue where Firefox hangs when Direct3D device is reset (error 1792115)

The full name of DRM is Digital Rights Management (Digital Rights Management). Digital rights management refers to the technology of rights protection, use control and management of digital content, such as audio and video program content, documents, e-books, etc., in the process of production, dissemination, sale and use.

In addition, Firefox 106.0.5 was released on November 4, fixing the crash experienced by Intel Gemini Lake CPU users.

Firefox will be updated automatically in the background, and CTOnews.com partners can click here to download the Firefox 106.0.5 update manually.

Firefox 106also makes improvements to the PDF reader and WebRTC communication support, as shown in the following article.

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