I've been using LW for the past week, and I have to say, it's exactly what I expected: Stock Firefox but more private, and I really like it. However, I have concerns regarding the future of this project. Now, it's pretty obvious that LW updates very fast with respect to stock FF right now, but do you guys think that will still be the case in 5, 6, 10 and maybe even 15 years? Using an outdated browser or one that is slow to update is surely a major risk regardless of the year. I'm asking this question because I don't think there's another Gecko browser as simply effective and balanced as LW and at the end of the day, it's still a somewhat niche FOSS browser maintained by a small team.

Thanks in advance!

Librewolf upgraded to 158.0-1 today and stopped working on my Ubuntu 20.04 system.

I get an error:

/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.29' not found

The highest supported version on my system is GLIBCXX_3.4.28

I can only use Librewolf now if I downgrade to version 156.0.1-1, even the Appimage has the same error.

Hello LibreWolf team/community,

I review LibreWolf on my website gratissoftwaresite.nl

My question: is it permitted to use the logo of LibreWolf in the review and software listings on my my site?

best regards, Matthijs

this screenshot was taken on Miners Need Cooler Shoes

does anyone know what would cause this precisely? why would anti-fingerprinting mess with the colors i use to edit an image in the browser?

i'd be tempted to brush this off as the website being malicious and lying to get me to deactivate fingerprinting protection, but the website is fully open-source and what they describe happened to me on Piskel (a pixel art editor, which would constantly mess up my colors in subtle but annoying ways)