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- opensource@lemmy.ml
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- opensource@lemmy.ml
Mozilla today published their Firefox 156.0 release binaries ahead of the official Tuesday announcement.
With Firefox 156 they are promoting their built-in PDF viewer as now starting up to 45% faster. Also on the performance side is improved memory and CPU usage when Firefox is displaying large JPEG images that in turn are scaled down to fit on a web page.
There are also a number of fixes in Firefox 156 like for high-sample-rate FLAC audio in MP4 failing on some websites, fixing various platform-specific issues, and other minor adjustments.
Within the Firefox 156 nightly builds was also enabling Vulkan Video decoding for newer NVIDIA GPUs on recent versions of the NVIDIA driver, but sadly that didn’t make it for the Firefox 156 release with it still being gated to nightly builds.
This isn’t the most exciting Firefox update for Linux users in recent history, but if wanting this latest update you can grab Firefox 156 right now via ftp.mozilla.org.
Hard disagree, they made it better and faster without adding shit no one asked for, this is very exciting to see.
Are you referring to AI or tab groups?
Tab groups are useful.
Tab containers are amazing.
The AI auto-group shit is basically useless. If you’re not making decisions about which tabs should even exist in the first place, or building a method to sort through them, then the tabs are useless to you. You may as well get the tabs from another random person in the world.
I love tab groups. 🥺 They keep me organized! And they let me use one single window much easier than before. They help me focus.
I’m glad I’m on LibreWolf to filter out the crap Mozilla adds
both are convenient (local translation is nice)
Yeah, every release without more slop is a good release.