Firefox Release Notes

Better recommendations: You may see suggestions in regular browsing mode for new and relevant Firefox features, services, and extensions based on how you use the web (for US users only)

Enhanced tab management: You can now select multiple tabs from the tab bar and close, move, bookmark, or pin them quickly and easily

Easier performance management: The new Task Manager page found at about:performance lets you see how much energy each open tab consumes and provides access to close tabs to conserve power

Improved performance for Mac and Linux users, by enabling link time optimization (Clang LTO). (Clang LTO was enabled for Windows users in Firefox 63.)

More seamless sharing on Windows: Windows users can now share web pages using the native sharing experience. You can access Share in the Page Actions menu

Added option to remove add-ons using the context menu on their toolbar buttons

New for enterprise users: Updated the policy engine on macOS to allow using configuration profiles to customize Firefox for enterprise deployments

Various security fixes

RSS feed preview and live bookmarks are available only via add-ons

TLS certificates issued by Symantec are no longer trusted by Firefox. Website operators are strongly encouraged to replace any remaining Symantec TLS certificates as soon as possible.

about:crashes has been redesigned to make it clear when a crash is being submitted to Mozilla, as well as being clear that removing crashes locally does not remove them from crash-stats.mozilla.com

The macOS keyboard shortcut to add "www" and ".com" to a URL is now ctrl-enter instead of ⌘[cmd]-enter

You may now overlay multiple CSS grids at the same time (up to 3) in the CSS Grid Inspector

The Web Console's command line now highlights JavaScript syntax

When hovering over elements in the Accessibility panel, the contrast ratio of text against background is now indicated

Added support for the new CSS scrollbar specification

WebVR is now available on macOS