A fix release of Firefox 149.0.2 is available, addressing 41 vulnerabilities. All vulnerabilities are caused by memory handling issues, such as buffer overflows and access to freed memory areas. These issues could potentially allow remote code execution when specially crafted pages are opened.
Non-security related changes:
- An issue has been resolved that caused the toolbar to become unresponsive to mouse clicks after dragging a tab in Linux systems with Wayland.
- A problem with incorrect printing output of certain page elements, such as dropdown menus and specific styles, has been fixed.
- An issue has been resolved that displayed incorrect information on error pages without showing the returned error code. proxy server.
- A crash occurring when using certain keys or features of WebAuthn for two-factor authentication has been eliminated.
- Incorrect text offset inside SVG graphics has been corrected.
- An issue with the 'Send to device' feature not functioning when invoked from the tab opening section on the Firefox View page has been resolved.
Source: opennet.ru
