This release also adds support for CSS named pages, allowing web pages to perform per-page layout and add page-breaks in a declarative manner when printing, enablement of GPU-accelerated Canvas2D by default on macOS and Linux, as well as WebGL performance improvements on Linux, macOS, and Windows.įor Windows users, Firefox 110 also brings GPU sandboxing, hardware-decoded video overlay with non-Intel GPUs for improved video playback performance and video scaling quality, and the ability to block third-party modules from injecting themselves into Firefox.įor web developers, Firefox 110 enables support for container queries and container query length units by default, adds support for cloning native error stacks for all methods that use the structured clone algorithm in both the main thread and workers, and adds support for the midi permission of the Permission API.

Other changes in the Firefox 110 release include more reliable dragging of images across opened tabs or other Firefox instances, as well as the ability to clear date, time, and datetime-local input fields using the Ctrl+Backspace and Ctrl+Delete keyboard shortcuts. Sandboxed installations using either the Flatpak or AppImage formats won’t be detected by Firefox so you won’t be able to import anything.

However, please keep in mind that both Opera and Vivaldi need to be installed using the native packages for your GNU/Linux distribution, such as RPM or DEB.

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