On the one hand, the PDF editing feature could be useful, but on the other, it's a sign of yet more feature creep and I don't know whether I'm justified in feeling concerned about it.

The loss of support for 32 bit Linux systems feels like a bit of a concern, use of older hardware just for web browsing is no longer possible.

Still no HDR.

This update nuked my firefox shortcut on the desktop. That was kind of annoying.

And, while I like old hardware, the first x86-64 chips shipped in 2003. So, this is not exactly a Windows 11 situation.

Hardware older than that is going to struggle with modern browsers. A PC from that era would probably have less than 1 GB of RAM and perhaps a max RAM well under 4 GB (the theoretical limit). Using older software versions is probably best anyway.

Good update.

I'd like to see Firefox password manager be separated from the browser. Using a browser password manager just sucks because it doesnt work outside the browser. The sync is good enough to make me happy paying$1 a month for.

For tab groups they need to add the ability to auto move certain sites into the group the ai suggestion sucks and it doesnt autocollect tabs so its pointless.

For containers I'd like to see them add a default container to open with.

For gods sake please support non-hardware token passkeys like everyone else (you know, the QR Code type). I literally can’t login to some services in Linux Firefox because I have passkeys in Apple’s passwords app. I don’t want to use Chrome in *nix but I have to for the time being.

Copy Link to Highlight is my favorite addition.

OT, but I feel like I keep seeing more of these "foo 1.2.3 released" announcements here on this channel.

Is it on topic, though? Shouldn't the channel be more about Linux specific topics, rather than place for people to discuss updates of arbitrary selection of apps which just share the fact that they also run on Linux?

Edit: Technically the "I feel like" part was true but looking at the topic post .. factually I'm totally wrong; it's like 1 in 20 at most.