Mozilla has released Firefox version 106 to the public, adding the ability to edit PDFs directly in the browser. Firefox 106 continues to add privacy and customization capabilities to users. It also includes an PDF editor , text recognition, new wallpapers and a feature called Firefox View.
For macOS Catalina 10.15 and later, the text recognition feature allows the browser to extract text such as memos or screenshots from selected images. The extracted text is copied to the clipboard to share, store or search without re-entering everything. This feature is compatible with VoiceOver, an accessibility feature built into macOS that allows you to read content on the screen.
new version of the browser works with Colorways to support changing the appearance of the browser
Another feature, namely Firefox View, helps people get back to what they discovered before. It allows users to find and open recently closed tags on their current device and access tags from other devices.
Firefox 106 also supports changing the appearance of the browser through Colorways. Mozilla collaborated with an industry color expert to create the color scheme. Each color scheme changes the look of Firefox with a different palette and theme. Mozilla has added 18 new colors, accompanied by graphic and text descriptions to explain its profound meaning, and the series will be available by January 16.
Firefox 106's other functions:
security repair. Firefox 106 includes various security fixes. They patch memory corruption, prevent possible denial of service attacks, user data being saved in unencrypted files, and more.
network platform. The upgrade to Firefox's WebRTCh feature has brought many improvements, such as better screen sharing, lower CPU usage , and increasing frame rate when WebRTC screen capture on macOS, etc.
Firefox web browser can be downloaded on Mozilla's website.
download address:
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/106.0/
