Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox upgrades to 100th versions soon could break many websites Right around the corner, versions of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Mozilla Firefox numbered 100 will be out shortly, the first three-digit number that could break some Web sites.
The move to version 100 in the coming weeks could lead to bugs and compatibility problems on some Web sites that aren't ready to read the three-digit User-Agent number. Google, Mozilla and Microsoft are trying to prevent negative consequences of any major problems.
Browser makers have been warning users for months about the upcoming version 100 release, coming in March for Chrome and Edge and May for Firefox. Google and Mozilla are actively testing websites and periodically report observed glitches. Fortunately, the list of problems is short right now. The most notable problems are with the HBO Go, Bethesda and Yahoo websites.
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