cm0002Firefox 149 Enters Beta with Split View, More Robust HTTP/3 Upload Performance
Mozilla Thunderbird 148 Released with EWS Improvements
Mozilla Thunderbird 148 Released with EWS Improvements - lemy.lol
>Mozilla has released Thunderbird version 148 of its widely adopted free and open-source desktop email client, now available for download. > >In this update, one of the most visible changes is that the “Favorites” folder can now be selected directly as a destination when using the “Move To” and “File” actions. > >On the authentication front, NTLM is now available for Exchange Web Services accounts, plus Yahoo, AT&T, and AOL accounts have been migrated to PKCE.
Firefox 148 Now Available for Download, Here’s What’s New
Firefox 148 Now Available for Download, Here’s What’s New - lemy.lol
>A month after releasing version 147, Mozilla has launched Firefox 148, the latest update to its popular open-source web browser, now available for download. > >The main new feature is the AI Controls section in Settings, which gives users a clear and central way to manage or completely block AI features in the browser. > >A visible “Block AI enhancements” switch lets users turn off both new and existing AI functions. By default, AI enhancements are blocked, but users can enable specific features if they want. Mozilla says more AI controls will be added in future updates.
Mozilla Now Offers an Official Firefox RPM Package for RPM-Based Linux Distros
Mozilla Thunderbird 147 Released With New Folder Path View
LuminexFirefox has now confirmed it's implementation of a feature internally referred to as the "AI Kill Switch"
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When a video codec wins an Emmy | The Mozilla Blog
When a video codec wins an Emmy | The Mozilla Blog - Lemmy Cafe
> Especially as demand for video grew, the web needed a next-generation codec to make high-quality streaming faster and more reliable. H.265 promised efficiency gains, but there was no guarantee of another OpenH.264-style arrangement. The risk was another fragmented ecosystem where browsers like Firefox couldn’t play large portions of the web’s video. > > To solve this, Mozilla joined other technical leaders to form the Alliance for Open Media (AOM) in 2015 and started ambitious work on a next-generation codec built from Google’s VP9, Mozilla’s Daala, and Cisco’s Thor.
Mozilla Thunderbird 146 Brings OpenPGP Keyserver Settings
Mozilla Thunderbird 146 Brings OpenPGP Keyserver Settings - Lemmings.world
>Mozilla has released Thunderbird version 146 of its widely adopted free and open-source desktop email client, now available for download. > >On the new features side, the update introduces UI-based configuration of a preferred OpenPGP keyserver, giving users clearer control over where their public keys are fetched and published. Alongside this, Thunderbird migrates all existing logins to modern AES-based cryptography, improving security without requiring user action.
Thunderbird Pro Nears Launch with New Website and $9 Early Bird Plan
Thunderbird Pro Nears Launch with New Website and $9 Early Bird Plan - Lemmy.zip
>Thunderbird’s plans to expand beyond the desktop client took another step forward this month as the project published its latest progress report on Thunderbird Pro – the new Mozilla initiative to offer an open-source alternative to Gmail and Office 365, for which we informed you about at the beginning of April. Here’s where things stand so far. > >Testing of Thundermail, the project’s email hosting service, has reached production level. Internal users have begun onboarding, allowing the team to validate account setup, support workflows, and delivery reliability. The refreshed Thundermail dashboard is also in place, giving users controls for custom domains, aliases, and account settings.