"SparkyLinux 2026.03 released with Debian Forky base and updated kernel"
"This update includesLinux kernel6.19.6, updatedFirefoxandThunderbirdversions, and new GCC toolchains. SparkyLinux2026.03 has been released as a semi-rolling edition based onDebiantesting 'Forky'."
Just found out about #Adnauseum #Firefox #Extension and I'm all for it.
New Firefox logo coming? Mozilla’s socials suggest so… #news #design #firefox #mozilla
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/03/is-firefox-about-to-get-a-new-logo
Theming #firefox with userChrome.css
I've bored from the default view...
"New Firefox logo coming? Mozilla’s socials suggest so…"
"Some (not exactly subtle) changes on Firefox’s official social media accounts indicate that the browser is about to get a new logo – or a reputation for attention seeking."
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/03/is-firefox-about-to-get-a-new-logo
Mastodon boost/fav/reply #bookmarklet idea:
Add following bookmarklet, named eg. "boost/fav/reply" to your browser bookmark toolbar:
javascript:(function() {location='https://mastodon.social/search?q=' + location.toString();})()
Just change mastodon.social for your actual home instance, where you are logged in all the time. Eg. for me it is:
javascript:(function() {location='https://f.cz/search?q=' + location.toString();})()
If you are viewing original URL of ActivityPub status outside of your instance, which means, that you are not logged in and cannot boost, fav or reply, clicking on this bookmarklet will just open the same status "locally", where you are logged in.
Tested in #Firefox at least with #Mastodon and #Friendica statuses and it seems to work as intended. I used to copy+paste URL to my home instance search box, but this is single click solution.
I wonder if there is way for web site to offer you installing bookmarklet automagically (it would be probably insecure?)
Feedback welcome.
@Edent with the two unaffected profiles, I use this extension:
Enforce Browser Fonts
Mozilla is reportedly working on “Nova,” the first major Firefox UI redesign in five years, featuring rounded layouts, new themes, and updated customization options 🖥️.
The overhaul may modernize the browser’s look while reinforcing its open‑source and privacy‑focused identity 🔒.
🔗 https://itsfoss.com/news/firefox-nova-leak/
#TechNews #Firefox #Mozilla #Nova #OpenSource #Privacy #UI #Design #Browser #Web #Software #Internet #FOSS #Security #Innovation #UserExperience
@LoneLocust
Still blank in #Firefox. Opened properly in #Chrome. I couldn't figure out today's answer for shit! 🤣
A lot of people commenting on the #Firefox profile pic change with tons of negativity. I think they all think that Firefox is going to ditch the fox in favour of a purple circle. To me, this seems extremely unlikely.
Instead, I suspect this is just to get people's attention while subtley hinting at the redesign, they're about to launch.
Oh holy shit Microsoft. I got this as a pop up over the top right of my browser while I was just normally browsing. This is a literal pop-up ad.
I've tolerated Edge's BS since I use it for performance reasons and work, and since it's my default I don't receive its "Use me!!" nudges.
But goddamn this was so absurdly obnoxious this pushed me to finally go through with switching to Firefox like I've been thinking of doing.
Before I fall into a deep rabbit hole¹ can you please tell me if with the #CSS of a local web page is possible to modify the #Firefox tab background color for that page?
Not important, but comfortable to find a page at a glance.
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¹ this rabbit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbit_of_Caerbannog
Is there a DDG / Firefox addon / extension which will force the search to run through FOSS / Fediverse first before running through websites which use cookies and trackers? (e.g., searches videos on Peertube first before Vimeo and Youtube).
Das Chrome DevTools MCP (Model Context Protocol) lässt KI-Agenten direkt auf deinen Browser zugreifen. Die KI kann so Netzwerke prüfen, Fehler in der Konsole lesen und Code-Fixes live testen. Du musst dich nicht neu anmelden, da der Agent deine offene Browser-Session einfach mitnutzt.
Coding Agent kann Ihre Browsersitzung mit Chrome DevTools MCP debuggen
https://developer.chrome.com/blog/chrome-devtools-mcp-debug-your-browser-session?hl=de
Und wer lieber mit dem Firefox arbeitet wie ich: https://github.com/freema/firefox-devtools-mcp
