Firefox 110 is available to download. This update to the web browser brings better WebGL performance and lets users import data from Vivaldi & Opera GX.
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The preinstalled version is not the latest one and with the three options in this guide, you can quickly get the latest Firefox version on your Linux Mint.
Mozilla Firefox 109 is the latest version of this open-source, cross-platform web browser. This update adds a new unified extensions button, plus bug fixes.
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Here’s how to fix the cursor not visible problem in Wayland sessions in Fedora and Ubuntu for many applications such as Firefox and LibreOffice.
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Mozilla Firefox is great: it’s free, open source software that works well, is updated often, and looks great on every Linux distro out there, regardless of desktop environment. But did…
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Mozilla Firefox 108 is the latest version of the browser to be made available to download. We look at the changes it offers to users, and where to download.
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Tor Browser 12.0 is a major update that comes with upgraded internals based on the latest Firefox ESR series, namely Mozilla Firefox 102. Learn more here.
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Want a more stable and streamlined experience with Firefox? Use Firefox-ESR which is trusted by Debian stable.
This week brings Fedora Linux 37, Steam Client, Firefox, and KDE Frameworks updates and more. Check out the latest Linux news here.
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.1 introduces native support for Mozilla Firefox on the GNOME desktop environment using Wayland sessions. Learn more here.
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The biggest change in Firefox 107 appears to be support for power profiling on Linux and Mac systems with Intel CPUs. Learn about the release here.
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A new version of Mozilla Firefox is available to download. Don’t get excited, though: this is a small release – even by recent ‘small release’ standards!
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Thunderbird’s “Supernova” release offers a modern interface of the open-source email, calendar, chat, and news client. Learn more about its new and improved features here.
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Yes, you can finally install GNOME extensions using the Firefox Snap on Ubuntu, without having to do anything fancy like switching Snap channel. Phew!
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The pre-installed Firefox Snap package in Ubuntu 22.04 & 22.10 now works again for native messaging support. Meaning user can now make it work with GSConnect, KeePassXC, Plasma extension, and/or installing Gnome Shell Extensions, As you may know, Ubuntu switched to the Snap version of Firefox that runs in sandbox since 21.10. Which, however broke […]
I share a quick fix for blurry fonts in Mozilla Firefox when running on Wayland on Linux. No PPAs required; just run Firefox with Wayland support enabled.
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I’ve been a bit busy with site design changes and Ubuntu 22.10 release content writing so I missed Firefox 106 being release released. And, y’know what? Firefox 106 is actually a pretty meaty update, even if I’m not a fan of all of it…
I run beta builds of Firefox on my desktop and noticed something unexpected had recently prepended itself to my browser’s tab bar. The unexpected addition (that masquerade as a pinned tab) is for new feature (in testing) called Firefox View. This…
Firefox 105 was yet another attempt for Mozilla to implement the long-anticipated two-finger swipe horizontal gesture on Linux systems for navigating back and forward on a website without having to hold down the Alt key. Unfortunately, while the feature worked well during beta testing, it’s missing in the final release. Instead, Linux users get more […]
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Firefox’s Night Mode can be enabled with plugins. The Browser layout and its components are covered with styles to offer them a classy appearance.