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Firefox 141 Debuts AI-Powered Tab Grouping, Unit Conversion and WebGPU Support

Using a local AI model for tab management, Firefox 141 slashes Linux RAM use, adds Windows WebGPU support, patches its ESR channels, launches firefox.com as its download portal

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Overview

  • Firefox’s new AI-assisted tab grouping uses a private, on-device model to suggest and name related tab clusters in a staged rollout over coming weeks
  • A built-in unit converter in the address bar handles lengths, temperatures, mass, force, angles and time zones with one-click copy functionality
  • On Linux, Firefox 141 reduces memory consumption and removes the need for forced restarts after package manager updates
  • The update introduces WebGPU support for Windows graphics and ML workloads, with macOS, Linux and Android versions to follow, and moves downloads to firefox.com
  • Over 18 security flaws are fixed in MFSA2025-56—including two high-risk CVEs—and Firefox 141 aligns fixes across ESR branches 115, 128 and 140