Hi everyone. Here are the major updates in today's 153 release:
Tab Groups are now available on Android.
Drag one tab onto another, or select multiple and hit "Add to group," to bundle related tabs together. You can name them, color them, and find them as a single card in your tab tray instead of scrolling through a graveyard of half-finished browsing sessions. *Android's turn now, iOS to follow later this year.
Quick Answers begins rolling out on iOS.
Long-press the voice button on the Homepage, ask your question, and get a concise answer with 1-3 sources you can tap into if you want to dig deeper. Quick Answers is a simple way to ask Firefox everyday questions by voice and get a short, easy-to-read answer with no extra tabs and no app-switching. Answers are generated by a third-party AI provider and are not written or verified by Mozilla. You can turn it off anytime in Settings. *Starting with US English users on iOS, with more to come.
A Preview of Native Containers
We’re excited to announce Containers as a native, first-party feature in Firefox 153.
In this preview release, you can:
- Keep your browsing activity isolated by context.
- Create and manage containers with your own names, colors, and icons.
- Control your container setup directly from the Firefox settings surface.
Note: Not all of the features of the add-on are available in the first-party version of containers just yet, we’re still building them out. You can continue to use the add-on alongside the built-in Containers, no need to uninstall the add-on. More on that here.
HDR Video on Windows
High Dynamic Range video playback is now available on Windows. This feature requires “HDR mode” to be enabled for the display in Windows Settings > Display. Laptop displays that only offer "HDR video streaming" are not supported at this time. Some phone recordings in certain orientations are currently not shown as HDR at this time. More on this in Mozilla Connect.
Let us know what you try out.
- Firefox Team