The official release of Mozilla Firefox 61 further improves performance and stability

The Firefox 61 version of Mozilla will not be released until tomorrow, June 26, but users can already visit Mozilla's server to download it, covering Windows, Linux and Mac platforms. The new version further improves performance and stability, brings faster tab switching on Windows and Linux platforms, better page rendering through Quantum CSS improvements, and faster page rendering through the new preserve display list function.

In addition, the macOS platform version WebExtensions can already have its own process, and the Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.3 specification is activated by default, which makes the dark theme mode more consistent throughout the theme interface, and can share the current URL address through macOS's Page Actions.

Another interesting improvement of ­Firefox 61 is that it prevents the prevention of FTP subresources on HTTP and HTTPS sites to improve user security. In addition, Mozilla Firefox 61 also upgrades WebExtensions to allow you to manage and hide tag page headings. In other ways, this version makes it easier to install the OpenSearch plug-in through the Page Actions menu, migrates the personalized user home page to a preference called "Home", and provides a new drop-down menu for the Developer Tools Network panel, allowing bandwidth restrictions.

­download address: https://download-installer.cdn.mozilla.net/pub/firefox/releases/61.0/