Firefox: Terminate DLL Injections from 66

Ο Firefox browser θα εμποδίζει σύντομα το injection αρχείων DLL από προστασίας από ιούς και άλλες εφαρμογές τρίτων.

Windows antivirus and other third-party applications such as PDF κ.ά., συνηθίζουν να προσθέτουν DLL στο πρόγραμμα ς. Αυτό συμπεριφορά είναι γνωστό ότι προκαλεί προβλήματα σταθερότητας στους χρήστες του browser.Firefox browser

The Mozilla Foundation appears to be following the example of Google, which began blocking third party injection code in Google Chrome from 2018. Google found that Chrome installations containing third-party DLLs had 15% more problems than Chrome installations that did not contain third-party DLLs.

According to gHacks the Mozilla Foundation has begun to investigate the disabling of third-party DLLs in Firefox in the fourth quarter of 2016, but as the decisions have already been taken.

Firefox Nightly already blocks the app DLL από τρίτους. Η λειτουργία θα ενσωματωθεί αργότερα και στις εκδόσεις Beta και του προγράμματος περιήγησης Firefox, από την 66.

Firefox Beta will reach 66 on 29 January 2019, and Firefox Stable will release the 66 version on 19 2019 March.

How do you know if security mode is already enabled? It's simple: Open the internal about:support και ελέγξτε την καταχώρηση των δι at the top.

It will indicate whether it is turned on or off.

If it is turned on and you want to disable the new feature (only available in Firefox Nightly), open the following internal address:

about: config? filter = browser.launcherProcess.enabled

Double click and set it into a .

Activating the feature may cause problems for third-party applications, which should update their applications up to the 66 version of Firefox to remove the DLLs they add to the browser.

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