Articles with a sidebar box now flow around it, the way they should

Lots of pages put a summary box in the top corner and let the article text wrap around it - an encyclopedia article, with its info panel on the right, is the everyday example. The engine used to lose track of that box once the opening part of the page ended, so everything below it ran the full width and slid underneath the box, which made those pages look badly broken. Now the text keeps flowing neatly around the box all the way down, so the article reads as two clean columns just like it does in any other browser. The same release adds two more privacy checks: the browser can now spot a third way pages try to fingerprint you, and when you look at what a saved page pulled in, it shows how much of that was sent off to other companies and names which ones.