Mozilla Blog: Split View in Firefox: Two tabs side by side, right where you need them. “The web is inherently multidimensional. For years, browsing this way meant bouncing back and forth between multiple open tabs, or spinning up multiple windows and using other tools to organize them side-by-side. The new Split View feature makes these moments easier. It lets you place two tabs next to each […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2026/03/28/split-view-in-firefox-two-tabs-side-by-side-right-where-you-need-them-mozilla-blog/
Split View in Firefox: Two tabs side by side, right where you need them (Mozilla Blog)

Mozilla Blog: Split View in Firefox: Two tabs side by side, right where you need them. “The web is inherently multidimensional. For years, browsing this way meant bouncing back and forth betw…

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Marc Andreessen and the web browser - Negative PID

In the early 1990s, only a small number of researchers and enthusiasts used the Internet. Navigation relied on text-driven interfaces. Until Marc Andreessen,

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Nerds.xyz: Opera GX web browser comes to Linux. “Opera GX is now available on Linux, and I can’t help but wonder who exactly this is for. On paper, it checks a lot of boxes. Opera says this isn’t some lazy port, and it is committing to ongoing development with a dedicated team. That is good to hear, because Linux users tend to notice quickly when something feels like an afterthought.”

https://rbfirehose.com/2026/03/24/nerds-xyz-opera-gx-web-browser-comes-to-linux/
Nerds.xyz: Opera GX web browser comes to Linux

Nerds.xyz: Opera GX web browser comes to Linux. “Opera GX is now available on Linux, and I can’t help but wonder who exactly this is for. On paper, it checks a lot of boxes. Opera says this i…

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I used to be on team "well #webbrowsers should only display static documents, JavaScript was a mistake" but the more I read the more I am in the "no, for better or worse a web browser really needs to be an universal application framework, the alternative to that is a world dominated by proprietary walled garden app stores" camp

Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 03-19-26

Another day means more daily Pook-Emu Bee links. If you enjoy the (almost) daily links and commentary, you can also follow via feed. 1. Opera GX Web Browser Released For Linux (Michael Larabel for Phoronix. March 19, 2026.) Awesome! I have been happy on Linux since August 2020, but I have often found myself thinking that my experience would be perfect if I had that unaesthetic spying browser for gamers that the YouTube people promote. 2. Mamdani unveils pared version of hyped ‘Community […]

https://social.emucafe.org/naferrell/pook-emu-bee-links-for-03-19-26/

[Article] Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 03-19-26

Seven links for March 19, 2026, covering topics including, but not limited to, new web browsers for Linux, new visual novels on Steam, cafes in Red Hook, and Spotify AI.

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Re; Search Engine Shortcuts in Firefox

James at James' Coffee Blog published a good post in 2024 titled Search engine shortcuts in Firefox, which regular New Leaf Journal readers will know is a topic near and dear to my heart. James demonstrated how to add search engine shortcuts to Firefox using the search box (which, readers should note, is distinct from running searches in the omnibar address bar (HT to yoasif for the correction; see source in Firefox docs) and provided a nice tutorial on how to assign and use shortcuts to […]

https://social.emucafe.org/naferrell/search-engine-shortcuts-articles-03-18-26/

[Reply] Re; Search Engine Shortcuts in Firefox

Responding to a good post on search engine shortcuts in Firefox with links to my own articles on web browser search engine shortcuts.

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