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The latest version of Mozilla Firefox is now available and one of its main features is WebVR capabilities.
The latest version of Mozilla’s browser is 55th and has been released to the public worldwide since August 8th. Together with Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox now supports online viewing of virtual reality content and can be used by all HTC Vive and Oculus Rift helmets and a Windows 10 computer.
A new element of the refreshed browser is the Firefox Screenshots tool, which automatically saves screenshots in the cloud and keeps them there whenever the user wants it. These screenshots stay in the cloud for two weeks. There are a number of improvements to other areas of Firefox 55, such as response time and load time, as well as the use of computer memory.
With WebVR support from developers, Firefox 55 allows the creation of Virtual Reality online applications. The refreshed Mozilla browser will optionally load Adobe Flash, which now blows up the top.
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