Mozilla Firefox 63 Web Browser Enters Beta with Linux and macOS Improvements

Now that Mozilla promoted the Firefox 62 web browser to the stable channel for Linux, Windows, Mac, and Andriod users, it kicked off the development of the next major release, Firefox 63.

The Firefox 63 web browser promises to allow WebExtensions, the cross-browser system for developing extensions, to run in their own process on Linux-based platforms, as well as to improve the Windows 10 integration by making the Firefox theme match host's Dark or Light mode.

On Apple's macOS platform, Firefox 63 will bring faster tab switching, improve Firefox's reactivity, and allow non-performance-critical apps to request the low-power GPU instead of the high-power GPU in Macs with multiple graphics cards via the WebGL power preferences.

Firefox 63 will also remove the "Open in Sidebar" feature for individual bookmarks in the Library, as well as th... (read more)

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