NOTE: There are more such stories in our dedicated sections for web browsers, macOS, and Apple so be sure to check them out. That said, we will keep reporting such stories as and when we get new information so stay tuned. It is still good to see that Mozilla has finally enhanced the overall consistency of Firefox for macOS. However, this info is quite old so it is unclear whether the same approach was followed or not. The Bugzilla thread description also suggests that implementation of the native context menus support might include code bits from the existing macOS menus. Native context menus: Context menus on macOS are now native and support Dark Mode. While this might not appear as a major improvement to regular users, the fact that the functionality was being worked on for over two decades suggests otherwise. The said web browser version finally supports native context menus on macOS thus improving internal consistency.Īlso, the latest web browser version brings the said support along with Dark Mode to further improve ease of access. Now, this primordial hurdle has been overcome with the Mozilla Firefox version 89.0 for macOS which came out pretty recently. The thread outlines that while Mozilla Firefox was able to make use of the native macOS menu bar, the same was not possible for context menus.

SourceĪs per a 22-year old request thread on Bugzilla, developers of the Firefox have been trying to bring support for native context menus on the macOS version. However, a small yet handy function has been under development for the last 22 years for the macOS Firefox variant. Mozilla Firefox has been around for quite some time and a lot of people use the web browser on platforms like macOS.

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