Developer Tools support for Web Components in Firefox 63 – Firefox Nightly News
Shadow DOM and Web Components are enabled by default in Firefox 63 and the Developer Tools are ready for them ! If you are using Web Components in your project, or want to experiment, download Nightly, and check out how we integrated these new technologies into the Inspector and Debugger 🙂 <template> elements, which are useful to create the internal Shadow DOM structure of a custom element, can n
Firefox Nightly Secure DNS Experimental Results – Firefox Nightly News
A previous post discussed a planned Firefox Nightly experiment involving secure DNS via the DNS over HTTPS (DoH) protocol. That experiment is now complete and this post discusses the results. Browser users are currently experiencing spying and spoofing of their DNS information due to reliance on the unsecured traditional DNS protocol. A paper from the 2018 Usenix Security Symposium provides a new
Improving DNS Privacy in Firefox – Firefox Nightly News
Domain Name Service (DNS) is one of the oldest parts of internet architecture, and remains one that has largely been untouched by efforts to make the web safer and more private. On the Firefox network and security teams, we’re working to change that by encrypting DNS queries and by testing a service that keeps DNS providers from collecting and sharing your browsing history. For more than 30 years
Improving DevTools’ performance, one iteration at a time – Firefox Nightly News
Improving DevTools’ performance, one iteration at a time Firefox Quantum, released last November, was a very important milestone for Firefox. Huge performance gains were achieved by replacing parts of the engine with bits of Servo, written in Rust. But the technology shift did not stop at that: the developer tools –the inspector, the console, etc.– are being re-programmed using modern web technol
These Weeks in Firefox: Issue 5 – Firefox Nightly News
Highlights The async and await operators have landed in Nightly 52, and are scheduled to ride the trains! Here’s a blog post about it. jryans added a Network Throttling tool to Responsive Design Mode andym reports that baku has extended the Tabs and Cookies WebExtension APIs to work with Tab Containers Only works when privacy.userContext.enabled is set to true Documentation still forthcoming The A
Simulate slow connections with the network throttling tool – Firefox Nightly News
Firefox DevTools has now a network throttling tool to simulate slow connections, so you can get a rough idea of the user experience under different connection types (bug #1283453). This is extremely important when building responsive sites, which are meant to perform well on many different devices and scenarios. To access this tool, make sure you’re running an updated version of Nightly, then open
async/await support in Firefox – Firefox Nightly News
Support for async/await has been added in the Nightly build from the 31st of October (bug #1185106). Great stuff! Time to start removing those JavaScript transpilers from your experimental projects, and testing native browser support 😉 Here’s a demo. If your browser supports async/await natively, you will see “YES”.
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