According to Mozilla, RLBox offers better protection against malicious code than the sandboxing tools that most other browsers use. The company has provided a detailed explanation of the technology behind this tool here. The Firefox browser on all platforms will support RLBox. Additionally, Firefox 95 for Android adds more settings options for the homepage. With Firefox 94 last month, Mozilla introduced a revamped homepage introducing new sections for recent tabs (Jump back in) and recent bookmarks. The latest update now adds a new “Homepage” section in the settings menu. It lets you choose what you want to see on the homepage and where to start when you open the browser. You have three options for the latter: always open the homepage, open the last-visited tab, and open the homepage after four hours of inactivity. The last option is the default. Other changes for Firefox users on Android include confirmation of snack bar when you enable auto-close from the tab tray. Mozilla has also fixed some known issues including the Inactive Tabs prompt appearing again after dismissing. The “Jump back in” section on the homepage will now always show titles or URLs. The download list will also “refresh properly” when you delete a file. The crash issue when opening a history group has been fixed as well.
Firefox 95 also brings some added goodies to desktop platforms
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