Various security fixes, and changes to the web developer experience (including the removal of Scratchpad) round out this update. Instead of showing you an in-your-face decide-now-please pop-up, Firefox 72 hides web push requests behind a (blue) speech bubble icon in the address bar. Firefox 72.0 (64-bit) Download Home Browsers and Plugins Firefox 72.0 (64-bit) January, 7th 2020 - 48.5 MB - Open Source Features Screenshots Old Versions Latest Version: Firefox 111. Other notable Firefox 72 features include improved tracking protection, and - all praise Mozilla - graceful handling of web push notification requests on websites. This makes the video “pop out” in to its own floating player frame which you can resize and reposition on your screen.įirefox 72 also includes graceful handling of those annoying ‘web push’ notifications many sites useĭo keep in mind that the PIP window is meant to float-on-top of all other windows.
You just click the blue icon that appears on compatible video players/embeds. It's all terminal commands so I assume if it's not going to work on 14.04, a bad command error will let me/you know.Using PIP couldn’t be easier, either. I tried again and just moved faster on it and got the box unchecked before it could start the upgrade and it worked. If you don't get to it fast enough, I couldn't figure out how to interupt the download and installation. Almost immediately after the older version starts up, it will likely automatically update to the newest version! As soon as you start up the older version, you have to go to Edit > Preferences > Advanced button > Update tab.Īnd uncheck the "automatically download newest version" box. I don't see why it wouldn't work for 14.04. So I'm getting ready to try this with 14.04.
Now that I've upgraded my Ubuntu to 14.04, Firefox 31.0 is dragging like crazy.very slow and unresponsive. Here are some clear instructions for downgrading to an older version of Firefox in Ubuntu 12.04.
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