Almost two months in the works, the Mozilla Firefox 69.0 web browser is slated for release on Tuesday, September 3rd, but Mozilla already uploaded the final binaries for GNU/Linux, macOS, and Microsoft Windows operating systems, along with the source code, on its download servers. Firefox 69 isn’t a major release, but it does bring some improvements for Windows and Mac users, the latter receiving much better battery life on Mac computers with dual GPU configurations as Firefox now more aggressively switches back to the best power-efficient GPU when encountering WebGL content.
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