Mozilla Firefox 115.0.1 instal the new for windows

Mozilla Firefox 115.0.1 Installs New Update for Windows

Mozilla has announced the upcoming launch of Firefox 105.0.1, a bug fix release that aims to resolve several issues introduced by previous versions of the browser. One of the major changes in Firefox 105 was the focus behavior of new windows, which shifted from the content area to the address bar. This change required users to take an extra click or action to access webpages affected by the update.

The issue arose when users could not use keyboard shortcuts to scroll or interact with the active webpage, as Firefox was focusing on the address bar instead of the webpage. Additionally, input fields were no longer automatically selected on other sites, and search engines' search fields were focused in previous versions but not in Firefox 105.

Firefox users who installed the browser's latest development release may have noticed a change in startup behavior, where the browser now focuses the address bar upon loading a new tab or website. This change has caused issues in several use cases, such as when a search engine website is loaded in the active tab.

To resolve these issues, Mozilla has reverted the focus behavior of new windows back to the content area in Firefox 105.1. Users who have not updated yet can expect to experience the issue, while those who have already updated can download and install the update to restore the original browser behavior.

The release notes for Firefox 105.0.1 mention that users can still use keyboard shortcuts such as the down-arrow or up-arrow keys to navigate sites without using a mouse or touch. The update is now available for Windows users, and Mozilla plans to launch it later today. Additional information about the bug fix release is available on Bugzilla.

Mozilla Firefox 115.0.1 instal the new for windows