Several posts on Mozilla's official support forum confirmed that other users of the browser were also affected by the issue. The bug reporter stated that after installing the last Firefox update, keyboard input would repeat qwerty sequences instead of the typed letter in Firefox. ZoneAlarm describes Anti-Keylogger as a tool that protects user computers from "any malicious software that records keystrokes".Ī bug report on Mozilla's Bugzilla bug tracking website provides additional details on the issue.
The tool works in several web browsers, including Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Apple Safari and Internet Explorer. ZoneAlarm users need to enable the Anti-Keylogger feature in the Web & Privacy section of their client application. ZoneAlarm Anti-Keylogger is a security feature of ZoneAlarm security products. This time, Mozilla fixed an issue that affected users of ZoneAlarm Anti-Keylogger only. The new Firefox 116.0.2 update addresses a single issue as well. Firefox 116.0.1 addressed an issue that caused chart elements to be rendered incorrectly for Windows users. The two updates were released less than a week after the official Firefox 116 update, which Mozilla released on August 1, 2023.īoth point updates address non-security issues in the browser.
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