Zen Browser is stepping up its game with a major update, moving to Firefox 141.0. This change brings exciting enhancements, especially the addition of WebGPU API support on Windows. This development promises improved GPU compatibility, greater efficiency, and access to advanced GPU features, making the browsing experience smoother and more robust.
Linux users can rejoice as well, with noticeable improvements in performance and memory consumption. A particularly handy update is the elimination of the need to restart Zen after using a package manager to update the browser, streamlining the whole process.
Zen Twilight 1.15t introduces a more refined color picker, optimizes the glance UI and animations, and enhances the browser’s theming capabilities. Users can now set custom colors more easily, and these will display with greater accuracy and vibrancy, adding a touch of personalization to the browsing experience.
For Windows users, a new button style is introduced that aligns better with Microsoft’s native desktop aesthetics, offering a more seamless integration.
Currently, these features are part of the Twilight 1.15t beta build, but they are expected to be included in the mainline beta version soon. As Zen Browser is still relatively new, these updates signify a commitment to continuous improvement and user satisfaction.
