Fans of Linux and Firefox have reason to celebrate with the release of Mozilla Firefox 134, which brings notable updates. This version is now available for download from the Firefox FTP site.
One of the significant enhancements in Firefox 134 is the support for touchpad hold gestures. This feature enables users to interrupt kinetic scrolling by simply placing two fingers on the touchpad. Kinetic scrolling allows for continued motion on the screen even after lifting a finger, with the speed and direction determined by the finger’s movement before it is removed. By using this new hold gesture, you can now stop the scrolling action whenever you want, making it easier to control navigation on web pages.
Additionally, Firefox 134 adheres to the updated HTML specifications regarding transient user activation, which means the pop-up blocking functionality has become less aggressive. This change should lead to fewer interruptions from unnecessary pop-up prompts.
For those interested in upgrading to Firefox 134, you can download the 32- or 64-bit version. Users of Debian-based distributions can also set up an Apt repository for installation.
The complete release notes for version 134 are still pending from Mozilla, but they are expected to be published soon.
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