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The Mozilla Firefox 101 open-source and cross-platform web browser is now available for download as a minor update that introduces a handful of changes and various improvements.
Firefox 101 is quite a minor update, so don’t expect any important changes. Probably the most interesting change in Firefox 101 is the fact that Mozilla re-implemented the dialog prompt for saving or opening files, which was removed in Firefox 98 when Mozilla implemented an optimized download flow.
Now, users will be able to re-enable that dialog prompt via a new option added right after the General > Applications section in Settings. There are actually two new options added there, namely “Save files” (default) and “Ask whether to open or save files”.
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