Mozilla has rolled out another update for its browser to address several issues that were greatly troubling Firefox users. Following the release of version 131.0.2, which addressed a critical security vulnerability, Mozilla has now launched Firefox 131.0.3. Here are the details of the update and its improvements.
Firefox’s New Update Fixes Major Issues
The new Firefox update brings fixes for user-reported problems, including issues with YouTube VR and 360 videos not working correctly, crashes on Windows with certain antivirus software, difficulties accessing banking websites, and more.
Acknowledging the significant impact these issues had on the user experience, Mozilla made a critical move by speeding up the release of these fixes through the latest update.
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Bug Fixes in Firefox 131.0.3:
- The issue preventing some users from accessing the bill payment section on banking websites has been fixed. (Bug 1923500)
- The problem where certain VR180 and 360 videos were not rendering properly on YouTube has been resolved. (Bug 1922278)
- Crashes experienced by Windows users with Avast or AVG security software while visiting certain websites have been fixed. (Bug 1919678)
- The issue where the “List All Tabs” button couldn’t be moved from the toolbar has been corrected. (Bug 1918681)
It’s recommended to install this update as soon as possible to benefit from these important bug fixes.
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