Mozilla Firefox 69 is out. The new version of the web browser is ready, and the development team will now focus on Firefox 70. It will bring many new features, improvements to what was already available in Firefox 69, and other changes related to the much-anticipated Dark Mode and the browser's logo. Undoubtedly, this is great news for those of us who use this browser.
Firefox 69 retains the old logo, but Firefox 70 will update to the new logo. This will be visible both in the browser itself and on desktop icons for accessing the software. Furthermore, Mozilla has promised user interface improvements for Dark Mode. This update will modernize the current interface and provide built-in support for all websites.
Therefore, if you're using Dark Mode on your operating system, Firefox 70 will also display all pages that support this mode. You'll also find other graphical changes, such as a new menu bar with updated and reorganized components. This will give you faster access to your accounts and services, and improve the compositor's efficiency on macOS computers, which previously experienced reduced performance due to Dark Mode.
Those aren't the only changes; there will also be changes to the JavaScript interpreter, which will now enable bytecode execution, and new tools for web developers , such as an accessibility keyboard auditor, a new color deficiency simulator for WebRender, and informative icons for buggy CSS, etc. As you know, this version is expected on October 22nd (Linux, macOS, and Windows), so it won't be long before it's available. You can try the Beta version beforehand if you want …