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Microsoft’s GitHub intended to show browser doesn’t support security keys message to users running Pirated Windows but it appeared for all, including Firefox users
Firefox 66 scheduled to release today, March 19, 2019 with block autoplay, scroll anchoring, Windows Hello support on Windows 10, Mac OS touchbar support,
Chrome now allows websites to access devices motion and light sensors & offers switch in Settings block to the access to sensors for all sites or per site wise.
Google Chrome soon to allow Screen reader users to ask and get image descriptions from Google for images via an option in the context menu
Mozilla officially announced they’re going to make the number of content processes run by Firefox 66 that is going to release on March 19, 2019 to 8.
Addons site for Microsoft’s Chromium-based Edge insider build goes live and now can be accessed in any browser.
Microsoft wants to bring Edge browser’s caret browsing and high contast mode to Chrome browser natively without relying on extensions and they’re working to make that happen.
Firefox Fenix for Android is still in development & its nightly/alpha version is now available for download, check screenshots, UI and APK download link in article
If Windows 10 is not starting properly, Windows will remove recently installed updates to see it fixes issue & shows notification why they were uninstalled.
Mozilla has enabled dav1d, AV1 decoder by default on Windows and Mac in Firefox 67 for AV1 videos decoding and is scheduled to release on May 14, 2019.
Microsoft has released An African Safari, Smiling Creatures and Pi day themes for Windows 10 and are available on Microsoft Store for download.
Starting Firefox 67, user permission is required for extensions to run in Private windows, you can do that when you install a new extension or by visiting extension’s settings in Add-ons Manager.