Zen Browser has released version 1.19.9b, addressing memory safety issues and random freezing that have affected Linux desktop users. This update fixes duplicate bookmarks on startup and restores live folder syncing with GitHub pull requests, enhancing user experience for developers. Additionally, browsing checks and location services are more reliable across various network configurations, reducing false positives. Users are encouraged to update through their package manager or Flatpak channel to ensure security and improved performance without dealing with complex custom build scripts
Zen Browser 1.19.9b released
Zen Browser 1.19.9b finally patches the memory safety holes and random freezing issues that have been tripping up Linux desktop sessions lately. The update squashes duplicate bookmarks on startup and restores live folder syncing with GitHub pull requests, which saves developers from manually refreshing pages after every reboot. Safe browsing checks and location services also run more reliably across local proxies and containerized dev setups without throwing false positives. Users can grab the fix through their usual package manager or Flatpak channel to keep the browser secure without wrestling with custom build scripts.
