Mozilla has released Firefox 50. The latest update increases the benefits to users from multiple content processes, and fixes a dozen high impact security vulnerabilities.
Among the improvements in Firefox’s latest release is further access to Electrolysis, Mozilla’s functionality for rendering and executing web-related content in background processes, this is designed to improve the responsiveness and stability of the browser.
Also improved is performance for SDK extensions or extensions using the SDK module loader, along with extended support for pluginless video on more platforms, including WebM EME Support for Widevine.
