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-moz-force-broken-image-icon Browser Compatibility On Mozilla Firefox

Last updated on :2023-02-27

Note:

-moz-force-broken-image-icon is Fully Supported on Mozilla Firefox. If you use -moz-force-broken-image-icon on your website or web app, you can double-check that by testing your website’s URL on Mozilla Firefox with LambdaTest. The features should work fine.

Overview

The -moz-force-broken-image-icon extended CSS property can be used to force the broken image icon to be shown even when a broken image has an alt attribute.

Support on latest Firefox

Here is the support for -moz-force-broken-image-icon for the latest version of Firefox.The latest version of Firefox is Firefox 112 for which it is fully supported.

Firefox version: 112

Fully Supported

Support on previous Firefox versions

Here’s the support for -moz-force-broken-image-icon across all versions of Firefox:

Firefox versions: 112-2

Fully Supported

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Why Test on Firefox?

To make a right testing strategy it's important to understand how many users are actually using the Firefox browser
To help you build the right browser testing matrix, here's the overall marketshare of both Firefox browser the various versions.

TOP Firefox BROWSERS (Jan 2021 - Jan 2022)

Browser Version

% Share

Release Date

Firefox 105

1.72

2024-11-19

Firefox 106

0.64

2024-11-19

Firefox 104

0.08

2024-11-19

Firefox 102

0.07

2024-11-19

Firefox 103

0.05

2024-11-19

Firefox 52

0.05

2024-11-19

Other

1.46

Data Source: Statcounter.com

ALL DESKTOP BROWSERS (Jan 2021 - Jan 2022)

Browsers

% Share

Chrome

65.24

Safari

19.06

Edge

4.39

Firefox

3.07

Samsung Internet

2.7

Opera

2.5

Other

3.04

Data Source: Statcounter.com

Browser Support for -moz-force-broken-image-icon

Low

Browser Support For IE Versions

Fully

Partially

11-5.5

Not Supported

Edge

Low

Browser Support For Edge Versions

Fully

Partially

110-12

Not Supported

Firefox

High

Browser Support For Firefox Versions

112-2

Fully

Partially

Not Supported

Chrome

Low

Browser Support For Chrome Versions

Fully

Partially

113-4

Not Supported

Safari

Low

Browser Support For Safari Versions

Fully

Partially

16.4-3.2

Not Supported

Opera

Low

Browser Support For Opera Versions

Fully

Partially

95-9.5

Not Supported

Safari on iOS

Low

Browser Support For Safari on iOS Versions

Fully

Partially

16.4-3.2

Not Supported

Android Browser

Low

Browser Support For Android Browser Versions

Fully

Partially

Not Supported

Opera Mobile

Low

Browser Support For Opera Mobile Versions

Fully

Partially

73-10

Not Supported

Chrome for Android

Low

Browser Support For Chrome for Android Versions

Fully

Partially

109-97

Not Supported

Firefox for Android

High

Browser Support For Firefox for Android Versions

109-95

Fully

Partially

Not Supported

Samsung Internet

Low

Browser Support For Samsung Internet Versions

Fully

Partially

19-4

Not Supported

About Mozilla Firefox

The Mozilla Corporation & its subsidiary, the Mozilla Corporation, developed Mozilla Firefox, or simply Firefox, a free and open-source web browser. Firefox displays web pages using the Gecko rendering engine, adhering to current and future web standards. It is a significant player in the market.

Mozilla Firefox was created in 2002 under the code name "Phoenix" by Mozilla community members who wanted more than a single program in their Mozilla Application Suite bundle. Firefox's beta version gained popularity with testers and was praised for its speed, security, and add-ons compared to Microsoft's then-dominant Internet Explorer 6.

In 2004, Mozilla released Firefox, challenging Internet Explorer's dominance. In nine months, Firefox had been downloaded more than 60 million times. Firefox is the successor of Netscape Navigator as it was created by Netscape in 1998 before its acquisition by AOL.

Firefox comes with a few useful features. For example, Firefox has tabbed browsing with individual processes per tab, a built-in pop-up blocker, private browsing, phishing detection, and a sandbox security model. One feature of Firefox that's vital to some users is that it works on multiple platforms.