Linux Graphics & Gaming News
Today, October 13, 2026, Mozilla released Firefox 158, notably enabling JPEG-XL image format support by default. This follows several months of opt-in testing for the format. JPEG-XL is designed to of...
Read more →Mozilla has released Firefox 157 today, September 29, 2026, as part of its bi-weekly release regiment. This stable update introduces what Mozilla describes as the browser’s "biggest visual refresh in ...
Read more →Firefox is set to introduce hardware-accelerated Vulkan video decoding for Nvidia GPU users on Linux. This new functionality will be included in Firefox 153, which is scheduled for release on July 21....
Read more →Mozilla Firefox has recently merged initial support for Vulkan Video decoding, enabling GPU-accelerated video processing within the web browser. This integration leverages the Vulkan API to offload vi...
Read more →Mozilla has recently released Firefox 149, introducing several new features for users. The update brings a new Split View functionality, allowing users to display two web pages side-by-side within a s...
Read more →Firefox 146, released today, introduces native support for fractional scaling on Wayland display servers. This update allows users to apply non-integer scaling factors, such as 125% or 150%, directly ...
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