On August 10, 2021, Mozilla officially announced the release of the next version of the proprietary Firefox 91 browser with a new set of improvements.
First of all, in the current release of Fiery Fox, it is worth noting the improved Total Cookie Protection feature with a strict anti-tracking mode and advanced cookie cleaning. Now on the Manage Cookies and Site Data “screen, instead of individual domains with data stored inside, a complete list of cookies for each visited site will be displayed. This greatly simplifies the search and helps to accurately erase all” traces. “Also, a new function” Forget about this site “, which in one click will clear all the information along with the cookie and the cache of the suspicious web resource.
Another interesting innovation is the default HTTPS mode when surfing in “private mode”. It works for all sites except those that do not support a secure protocol. At the same time, the developers noted that HTTPS by default will not work for components embedded in web pages: scripts, images and styles. The browser’s job is simply to make sure that the web page itself loads in a safe manner.
Also, the developers of Mozilla Firefox added support for single sign-on to accounts, which will save time for owners of multiple accounts associated with Microsoft Windows 10.
Other useful enhancements in Mozilla Firefox 91 include a 20% increase in browser performance for most tasks, the ability to print an abbreviated version of web pages and an automatically adjustable high contrast mode.
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