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Firefox 136 Released with Vertical Tabs, New Sidebar + More

Firefox logo and the number 136Mozilla Firefox 136 has been released with a number of notable new features—features Mozilla is sure to hope claws back some goodwill from users following the roasting its received recently. Last month’s Firefox 135 release rolled out a refreshed tab page to more users, added in-page translations from Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, enforced certificate transparency, and ditched the ‘Do Not Track’ setting. This month sees a pair of long-anticipated features make their stable release debut. Vertical tabs make their long-awaited arrival in Firefox 136, giving users a Right-click an empty space in the tab bar and select Turn on Vertical Tabs from the context […]

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