Mozilla Firefox version 92 released: Here's what's new

The latest version of the Firefox browser brings a couple of new features, bug fixes and improvements.

Mozilla has rolled out the Firefox version 92.0 update to all platforms - Desktop, Android and iOS. The latest version of the Firefox browser brings a couple of new features, bug fixes and improvements.

Here is what's new in Firefox version 92.0:

Firefox for Desktop v92

Below is the complete changelog:

New

• More secure connections: Firefox can now automatically upgrade to HTTPS using HTTPS RR as Alt-Svc headers.
• Full-range color levels are now supported for video playback on many systems.
• Mac users can now access the macOS share options from the Firefox File menu.
• Support for images containing ICC v4 profiles is enabled on macOS.

Fixes

• Firefox performance with screen readers and other accessibility tools is no longer severely degraded if Mozilla Thunderbird is installed or updated after Firefox.
• macOS VoiceOver now correctly reports buttons and links marked as 'expanded' using the aria-expanded attribute.
• An open alert in a tab no longer causes performance issues in other tabs using the same process.
• Various security fixes

Changes

• The bookmark toolbar menus on macOS now follow Firefox visual styles.
• Certificate error pages have been redesigned for a better user experience.
• Continuing work to restructure Firefox's JavaScript memory management to be more performant and use less memory.

Firefox for Android v92.0

Changelog

New

• Added support for Web Authentication API, which allows USB tokens (such as the use of USB or Bluetooth Security Key) for website authentication.

Fixes

• Crash when attempting to disconnect from Mozilla account.
• Crash when navigating back to the settings menu after disabling studies.
• Various security fixes

Firefox for iOS v37.0

For iOS users, Mozilla is rolling out Firefox version 37.0 and the changelog includes:

New

• You can now manually add new accounts to the password manager.
• Clean start: Firefox will open on your Home page if the browser has been closed for 4+ hours.
• Quick Home access: You will now find the Home button on the toolbar.
• We made improvements to the Enhanced Tracking Protection (ETP) menu (see the lock icon) to give you more information about the security of the websites you visit.