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Firefox Nightly has movedDec 6, 2024
[Nightly Blog] Learning and Improving Every Day – These Weeks in Firefox: Issue 173 https://blog.nightly.mozilla.org/2024/12/06/learning-and-improving-every-day-these-weeks-in-firefox-issue-173/
Learning and Improving Every Day – These Weeks in Firefox: Issue 173 – Firefox Nightly News

Highlights Firefox 133 releases today! Lots of goodies in there, including Bounce Tracking Protection, GPU-accelerated canvas on Windows and more! Nicolas Chevobbe Enabled High Contrast Theme support (devtools.high-contrast-mode-support) on ...

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Firefox Nightly has movedNov 28, 2024
[Nightly Blog] Announcing Faster, Lighter Firefox Downloads for Linux with .tar.xz Packaging! https://blog.nightly.mozilla.org/2024/11/28/announcing-faster-lighter-firefox-downloads-for-linux-with-tar-xz-packaging/
Announcing Faster, Lighter Firefox Downloads for Linux with .tar.xz Packaging! – Firefox Nightly News

We’re excited to announce an improvement for our Linux users that enhances both performance and compatibility with various Linux distributions. Switching to .tar.xz Packaging for Linux Builds In our ongoing ...

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Firefox Nightly has movedNov 20, 2024
[Nightly Blog] Celebrating 20 years of Firefox – These Weeks in Firefox: Issue 171 https://blog.nightly.mozilla.org/2024/11/19/celebrating-20-years-of-firefox-these-weeks-in-firefox-issue-171/
Celebrating 20 years of Firefox – These Weeks in Firefox: Issue 171 – Firefox Nightly News

Highlights Firefox is turning 20 years old! Here's a sneak peek of what’s to come for the browser. We completed work on the new messaging surface for the AppMenu ...

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Firefox Nightly has movedNov 20, 2024
[Nightly Blog] New Address Bar Updates are Here – These Weeks in Firefox: Issue 172 https://blog.nightly.mozilla.org/2024/11/19/new-address-bar-updates-are-here-these-weeks-in-firefox-issue-172/
New Address Bar Updates are Here – These Weeks in Firefox: Issue 172 – Firefox Nightly News

Highlights Our newly updated address bar, also known as “Scotch Bonnet”, is available in Nightly builds! 🎉 See this Connect thread to find more details and share your ...

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Show threadFirefox Nightly has movedOct 15, 2024
@beryesa These blog posts are systematically promoted on our mastodon account
Firefox Nightly has movedOct 10, 2024
[Nightly Blog] Search Improvements Are On Their Way – These Weeks in Firefox: Issue 169 https://blog.nightly.mozilla.org/2024/10/09/search-improvements-are-on-their-way-these-weeks-in-firefox-issue-169/
Search Improvements Are On Their Way – These Weeks in Firefox: Issue 169 – Firefox Nightly News

Highlights The search team is planning on enabling a series of improvements to the search experience this week in Nightly! This project is called “Scotch Bonnet”. We would ...

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Firefox Nightly has movedOct 1, 2024
Roel NieskensSep 27, 2024

I've had this image forever, and I refer to it all the time.

For some reason, even with all the CSSing I do, I continuously forget which parts are called what. Thank you, kind JPG, for reminding me!

#css

Firefox Nightly has movedSep 25, 2024
[Nightly Blog] From ESR to Address Bar – These Weeks in Firefox: Issue 168 https://blog.nightly.mozilla.org/2024/09/24/from-esr-to-address-bar-these-weeks-in-firefox-issue-168/
From ESR to Address Bar – These Weeks in Firefox: Issue 168 – Firefox Nightly News

Highlights ESR115 EOL was extended for Win 7-8.1 and macOS 10.12-10.14 to March 2025. See the firefox-dev post for more details. This doesn’t impact next month’s planned migration to ...

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Firefox Nightly has movedSep 24, 2024
We landed CHIPS support (see https://github.com/privacycg/CHIPS and https://bugzil.la/1908160) in v131, and now as https://bugzil.la/1915383 landed, Nightly is blocking third-party cookies by default
GitHub - privacycg/CHIPS: A proposal for a cookie attribute to partition cross-site cookies by top-level site

A proposal for a cookie attribute to partition cross-site cookies by top-level site - privacycg/CHIPS

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Show threadFirefox Nightly has movedSep 23, 2024
@Membranophonist Could you open a bug with your configuration details please? Thanks! https://wiki.mozilla.org/Nightly#Filing_Bugs
Nightly - MozillaWiki

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Roel NieskensSep 27, 2024

I've had this image forever, and I refer to it all the time.

For some reason, even with all the CSSing I do, I continuously forget which parts are called what. Thank you, kind JPG, for reminding me!

#css

Show threadMarius GundersenSep 27, 2024
@pixelambacht I'm always confused if there should be : or :: for some pseudo things, and I never learn since before and after support both, for legacy reasons. This image is very helpful!
Show threadMarijke LuttekesSep 27, 2024

@gundersen @pixelambacht It's officially a double colon for pseudo-elements, but it's still accepted as a single colon for backward compatibility reasons.

I would use doubles in the new code, though.

Show threadMarijke LuttekesSep 27, 2024

@pixelambacht I can't recall how often I've seen this particular graph and similar ones, but it's definitely multiple times a year, and I've been doing CSS for like 15+ years now?

Good stuff, I might want to frame it someday.

Show threadJonathan DallasSep 28, 2024
@pixelambacht this image should be updated to include custom idents now that those are starting to be used in a lot of new specs
Show threadJonathan DallasSep 30, 2024
@pixelambacht so I went and checked myself on this and turns out I was thinking of dashed-ident instead. This is sort of blowing my mind but it looks like custom-ident is the old version of this concept (e.g. values for animation-name, counter-name) and dashed-idents are the newer version of the same thing with the requirement of the double dashes upfront (e.g. custom properties, anchor-name, etc) https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/dashed-ident TIL!
<dashed-ident> - CSS: Cascading Style Sheets | MDN

The <dashed-ident> CSS data type denotes an arbitrary string used as an identifier.

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Show threadRoel NieskensSep 30, 2024
@doctype_jon Hmm, yeah, I guess that needs a spot on the cheat sheet! I don't have time to make one, but it'd be nice to include that, indeed.