Here’s the full Firefox 73 for desktop changelog:
Lastly, Firefox has gained a few web platform additions, including CSS logical properties overscroll-behavior-block and overscroll-behavior-inline, yearName and relatedYear fields in (), and requestSubmit() in the HTMLFormElement interface.
The console is now smarter, thanks to various script authoring and logging improvements. The WebSocket inspector that shipped late last year in Firefox 71 now prints WAMP-formatted messages. There are a few other small additions in this release, especially for developers. They are aimed at helping users view and read website content more easily, something all browser users can take advantage of. You’ll notice that both of these features are accessibility improvements that anyone can use. As a result, High Contrast Mode can increase the readability of a website’s text without disabling background images. Firefox 73 introduces a “readability backplate” option that places a block of background color between the text and background image. Until now, Firefox disabled background images when High Contrast Mode was enabled. Speaking of readability, Mozilla has changed how it handles Windows’ High Contrast Mode. Various Firefox extensions have offered this functionality for readability purposes, but it’s now a native feature. You can also specify whether to enlarge only text or all page contents. You can set the default zoom level for all sites by scaling the magnification up or down from 100% as needed. Firefox 73 thus implements a new global default zoom level setting (about:preferences => Language and Appearance).
Default zoom level and readability backplateįirefox lets you set the zoom level on a per-site basis, which can be quite painful if you’re a user who wants to zoom most websites.
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