Firefox 96: Cookie policy is to protect against cross-website requests

With the standard set attribute Same-Site=lax Mozilla wants to prevent the information released by users from being transmitted without prior Permission to be passed on – such attacks by forging requests are called “Cross-Site-Request-Forgery (CSRF)”. Relief of the main thread, in which JavaScript functions and the layout are loaded, should reduce loading times.

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Video bug fixed

Firefox also fixes some bugs as usual : For example, WebRTC, the standard for real-time video communication, sometimes led to a reduced resolution when sharing the screen. In addition, a bug has been fixed in which videos were occasionally separated from the SSRC identifier. On macOS, videos opened in a separate window in full-screen mode were temporarily disabled because it came to incorrect playback, missing subtitles and high processor load.

To increase the The Firefox update is said to bring improvements in noise and echo suppression and an automatic gain control (AVR) to avoid overloading.

Links in Google In macOS, since Firefox version 96, e-mails can be opened via the command key and a click in a new tab.

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