Mozilla Firefox 91 brings support for Windows single sign-on

Mozilla released Firefox version 91 this calendar week. The latest version of the browser has over i,200 bug fixes and a handful of new features compared to its predecessor. Among its new features is back up for Windows single sign-on (SSO). This characteristic lets you log in to Microsoft piece of work and school accounts with credentials from your PC.

The update also adds a "more comprehensive logic for immigration cookies," according to Mozilla. This prevents hidden information leaks.

Here's what's new, equally outlined past Mozilla:

Building on Total Cookie Protection, we've added a more comprehensive logic for clearing cookies that prevents hidden data leaks and makes it easy for users to understand which websites are storing local information. Learn more than

Firefox at present supports logging into Microsoft, work, and school accounts using Windows single sign-on. Learn more

The simplify page when printing feature is back! When printing, under More settings > Format select the Simplified option when bachelor to go a clutter-free folio. Learn more than

HTTPS-Showtime Policy: Firefox Individual Browsing windows at present attempt to make all connections to websites secure, and fall dorsum to insecure connections only when websites do non support information technology. Learn more

We've added a new locale: Scots (sco)

The address bar at present provides Switch to Tab results also in Private Browsing windows.

Firefox now automatically enables Loftier Contrast Way when "Increase Contrast" is checked on MacOS

Firefox at present does catch-upward paints for almost all user interactions, enabling a x-20% comeback in response time to most user interactions.

Firefox 91 performs catch-up paints for "about all user interactions," according to Mozilla. The company explains that this results in a 10-20% improvement in response time for most interactions.