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> Added basic support for macOS Touch Bar This was actually one of my major annoyances, since I use this feature often. I'm glad they added it, chances are others use it too.
Silly question... what do you do with Firefox and the touch bar?
Looking at the news cycle, it seems like the amount of changes is pretty low for this new version. Are they using version numbers for marketing purposes now?
So what's the list of browsers now that have autoplaying blocked or have that feature planned?
- Firefox -
> Added basic support for macOS Touch Bar This was actually one of my major annoyances, since I use this feature often. I'm glad they added it, chances are others use it too.
Silly question... what do you do with Firefox and the touch bar?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
They have time-based releases.
Ok I was not aware of that. Has it always been the case?
Chrome doesn't have super huge list of new features either.
Anyway, here's the wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox_version_history#Releas...
> Added basic support for macOS Touch Bar This was actually one of my major annoyances, since I use this feature often. I'm glad they added it, chances are others use it too.
Silly question... what do you do with Firefox and the touch bar?
Apologies for the mistake.
"System title bar is hidden by default to match Gnome guideline for Linux users" - which part of the UI does this refer to exactly? Does this mean that Firefox will now be hiding the page title?
It's visible in the tab: https://i.imgur.com/UOvz505.png
So what's the list of browsers now that have autoplaying blocked or have that feature planned?
I've started to make a list: - Firefox -
https://www.howtogeek.com/326532/safari-now-disables-auto-pl...