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Firefox 137.0.2 Release Notes (www.mozilla.org)
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[-] sramder@lemmy.world 1 points 3 months ago

Yeah… I got a bit heated.

There’s seemingly a longstanding issue where your tab grouping gets lost on an update, which apparently needs to be fixed by the FF devs… and I was getting harassed to update FF after ignoring the prompt yesterday (which ever yesterday that was)…

I do feel for them on the Ai point. Seems like half the folks can’t live without it and the other half think it’s the harbinger of doom for mankind. I can’t remember anything quite this divisive happening before… maybe Java, but that discussion was largely confined to the halls of academia.

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