Mozilla released Firefox 107 stable version today. The 107 is a pretty small version and the first version without new features this year. In addition to the Intel power analysis feature of the Linux platform, as well as some possible performance improvements to Windows 11 22H2, there are no new changes to Firefox 107. Firefox 107 on
Linux now supports power analysis of Intel CPUs, similar to what is already available under Windows11. Of course, this change is now introduced into macOS and supports the latest Apple Silicon processors.
Firefox 107's support for Intel CPU power analysis depends on whether Intel runtime average power limit (RAPL) events are supported by the system and whether users running Firefox can access this data.
is only improved in the IME of Microsoft and instance performance when retrieving URLs of key documents in Windows 11 22H2 compatible version.

download address and more details are available at Mozilla.org:
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/107.0/releasenotes/
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/107.0/