Changelog 13: Rebased Replay Browser
Blog post from Replay
A new version of the Replay browser, based on Firefox 91, has been released, boasting improvements in speed, stability, and security, alongside a new interface. The highlight of this update is the enhanced ability to maintain multiple runtimes, a complex task usually undertaken by dedicated teams at companies like Google and Mozilla. With the establishment of its own infrastructure, Replay is now positioned to deliver more regular updates. Additional updates include the Elements Panel, which is nearing completion and can currently be enabled in experimental settings, and an upgraded Network Monitor with features like request body formatting and download links. The browser now also enhances privacy by using the primary browser for authentication. A featured case study showcases Paul Shen, who utilizes Replay to debug Natto.dev, a visual development environment inspired by Figma's UI patterns.
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