The updates there aren't quite as frequent as here but they're comprehensive and detailed, often with screenshots and other examples. If you enjoy these updates and would like to learn more about what's going on with Firefox Nightly, be sure to check out These Weeks in Firefox at the Firefox Nightly News blog.If you're on Nightly, you can find the on/off switch for Warp in the Experimental Features section of Preferences/Options. For example, loading Google Docs is about 20% faster with Warp enabled. Turning on Warp for Nightly has already shown a large improvement for web performance there. Warp will let us improve security, performance, memory usage and maintainability of the whole engine. More precisely, Warp is the project to replace the frontend of our optimizing JIT (IonBuilder) and the engine's Type Inference mechanism with a new MIR builder based on compiling CacheIR to MIR. Warp is the name of a significant update to SpiderMonkey, our JavaScript Engine. The most intersting change this week was enabling Warp. Firefox 83 is in the Nightly channel and over the last week it received about 350 changes.Since the merge last week, 82 has received 34 changes including an update to enable WebRender for more people and a number of printing fixes. Firefox 81 arrived with, among other enhancements, a new theme called Alpenglow. This release has been in the wild since last Tuesday. Firefox 81 is our current stable release.Tab-to-search has been enabled in Nightly.The Protections Dashboard now has a card for VPN.Firefox now has UI for disabling sponsored top sites.WebRender has been enabled for more users.The global mute feature did not make this cut but was added to the Experimental Features section in Firefox Preferences.
The new global WebRTC indicators are now set to ride the trains to release.'beforeinput' event and 'InputEvent.getTargetRanges()' have been enabled for Nightly and early Beta.
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