Mozilla Foundation today released Firefox 110 stable update for the Firefox browser. The update supports importing data from Opera and Vivaldi browsers, enabling GPU sandboxing in the Windows version, and more, in addition to significantly improving performance and security.
Firefox 110 stable version update main content.
Support for importing data from more browsers
Firefox 110 version supports importing bookmarks, history and passwords from Opera, Opera GX and Vivaldi, in addition to the existing support for Edge, Chrome and Safari browsers, for all those who want to switch to Firefox.
The Windows version of Firefox 110 has GPU sandboxing enabled.
Firefox 110 for Windows prevents the injection of third-party modules that can cause browser crashes and other undesirable behavior.
Cmd + Backspace and Cmd + Delete shortcuts are available for Firefox 110 for macOS, and Ctrl + Backspace and Ctrl + Delete shortcuts are available for Firefox 110 for Windows and Linux to clear date, time, and local time-related input text fields.
Canvas2D with GPU acceleration is enabled by default for macOS and Linux versions of Firefox 110
Windows, macOS, and Linux versions of Firefox 110 have improved WebGL performance.
Enables hardware decoding from non-Intel GPUs on Windows 10/11 to improve video playback performance and video scaling quality.
