Martin Stransky's Blog

After nearly three years of development (it takes time to make up one’s mind) Firefox for Linux users can now enjoy seamless emoji insertion using the native GTK emoji chooser.

HDR YouTube video clip I used for testing Last year brought a wealth of new features and fixes to Firefox on Linux.

On GNOME Firefox runs with disabled system titlebar by default.

Updated Dec 23 Wayland clients (applications) may face various difficulties not primary caused by them.

Even my hometown Brno has its own Wayland Firefox on Linux hit another milestone as Mozilla defaults to Wayland backend instead of XWayland X11 emulation in Firefox 121.

Let’s highlight some updates of Firefox development from Linux perspective for last three months.

It may look like Firefox development is stalled and frozen but nothing could be further from the truth. 22 300 patches landed in Firefox Mercurial repository since new year and we keep hacking Let’s look what’s new in Firefox on Linux and what could be in…

Have you ever hit an annoying Firefox bug and want to fix it?

Image comes from https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/about-nvidia/legal-info/logo-brand-usage/ Some time ago I got borrowed NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 from my employer (Red Hat) and I finally managed to put it to a workstation instead of my own AMD RX 6600 XT.

A rocket propelled butterfly?