IT House May 3 news that Firefox 100, the first three-digit version of Firefox, was officially released today, bringing a series of new features and improvements, including multilingual spell checking, HDR video on Mac, and hardware-accelerated AV1 video decoding on Windows.
The main updates to firefox 100 are as follows:
Spell checker: The spell checker in Firefox can now use multiple dictionaries at the same time.
AV1 codec: Hardware acceleration for av1 codecs is enabled on Windows for supported graphics cards (Intel Gen 11+, AMD RDNA 2, GeForce 30).
Scrollbar: Scrollbars no longer take up any space on Windows 11 and Linux and are hidden, and users can manually make them appear.
SHA-256: The Firefox installer uses SHA-256 signing and no longer uses the old version of SHA-1. Windows 7 users need to install the KB4474419 update to work properly.
IT Home friends can find updates to download on the about page of Firefox, or you can download Firefox 100 manually directly on the FTP download page.