Zen Browser 1.19.12b has been released, featuring a core engine upgrade to Firefox 150.0.2 and addressing two critical security vulnerabilities that could allow malicious scripts to escape from sandboxes. The update enhances the space swiping mechanic for smoother navigation and introduces a new keyboard shortcut for launching workspaces, improving user experience. Apple users benefit from fixes for popover crashes and menu bar glitches, while Linux distributions receive properly localized desktop entries. Overall, this release focuses on stability and performance improvements without adding unnecessary features, ensuring efficient memory usage during browsing sessions
Zen Browser 1.19.12b released
Zen Browser 1.19.12b swaps its core engine to Firefox 150.0.2 while patching two security vulnerabilities that could let malicious scripts escape standard tab sandboxes. The update smooths out the space swiping mechanic and adds a straightforward keyboard shortcut for launching new workspaces without digging through nested menus. Apple users finally get relief from random popover crashes and menu bar glitches, while Linux distributions receive properly localized desktop entries straight out of the box. It is a solid stability release that keeps memory usage in check and avoids adding unnecessary features to an already polished interface.
