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@webdevs.firefox.com

Firefox 158 landed today! For web devs: 🎉 JPEG XL support, including full progressive rendering. 🎉 'navigate' on notifications, so they can go to a URL without firing events. 🎉 WebGPU's float32-blendable 🎉 WebGL's EXT_polygon_offset_clamp And more! developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/M...

developer.mozilla.orgFirefox 158 release notes for developers (Stable) - Mozilla | MDNThis article provides information about the changes in Firefox 158 that affect developers. Firefox 158 was released on October 13, 2026.

13/10/26, 1:26 pm35 reposts135 likes

Mint Panda

@live4mint.bsky.social

JPEGXL LETS FREAKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOO

bjkeefe

@bjkeefe.bsky.social

Just updated. Noticed the featured pop-up blocker on the What's New page that loaded after relaunch. I know that's just for mobile, but it reminded me of a thing I have been wishing for forever. Is there any way you could make web pages that have a video at the top not be allowed to make 1/2

bjkeefe

@bjkeefe.bsky.social

2/2 that same video jump down to the lower corner of the page as soon as I start scrolling? This is as intrusive-feeling as pop-up ads. I shouldn't have to get bogged down in looking for a tiny Pause button or an even tinier Close button when all I want to do is *read* what's on the page.

Rena Kunisaki 🇨🇦

@segment6.net

I think a lot of sites would greatly benefit from a mode that "freezes" the page, letting you scroll but stopping any scripts, animations, etc from running, other than when you actually click on something.

bjkeefe

@bjkeefe.bsky.social

Interesting thought. However, it seems to me that so many little things are done by Javascript these days, even just to present text, that I think that freeze mode might be a little too blunt. For example, lots of stuff I read has footnotes, where I can hover 1/2

Hell yeah JXL!!

holy finally

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