Mozilla has announced the addition of long-awaited features to Firefox. Key innovations include vertical tabs, an improved sidebar, a new profile system, and interface personalization. In addition, the browser will become faster and more secure.
The “last independent browser” Firefox will finally receive a number of important updates this year after numerous requests from users. The company promised to add a number of popular features, as well as significant improvements in performance and privacy protection.
One of the major new features will be native support for tab grouping, a feature that Firefox users have been requesting for several years. Grouping will allow you to combine related tabs into folders, simplifying navigation when you have a large number of open pages.
Another welcome addition is the vertical tabs to the left of the main window. This will change the familiar horizontal interface and make switching between tabs more convenient. The standard sidebar where you can view bookmarks, history, and downloads will also be modernized.
Enhanced Profiles and Personalization
Firefox is also introducing a new profile system to better separate personal and work data, adds NIX Solutions. Users will be able to create multiple profiles for different purposes and quickly switch between them.
Mozilla has not forgotten about the aesthetic component. Soon in the settings, it will be possible to set an individual background for new tabs—whether photographs, a colored background, or abstract pictures. All this will allow you to personalize the interface for yourself.
We’ll keep you updated on these developments as they roll out, ensuring you are informed about the latest features and enhancements coming to Firefox.
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