Firefox
Firefox 147 released with Linux XDG support
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Mozilla has released Firefox 147, featuring support for the Freedesktop.org XDG Base Directory Specification that resolves a 20-year-old Linux issue. The update includes improvements for AMD GPU video playback, automatic Picture-in-Picture for videos, and enhanced security protocols. Available now for download, it marks the first major browser update of 2026.
Mozilla has announced an official RPM package for Firefox, targeting users of RPM-based Linux distributions. The package starts with the Nightly version and aims to simplify installation and updates. It promises better performance and security compared to previous binary options.
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The 9to5Linux weekly roundup for the week ending January 18, 2026, highlights several key developments in the open-source world, including new versions of Firefox, Wine, and KDE Plasma. These releases bring enhancements like improved compatibility and bug fixes to Linux users. The roundup also notes the end of life for Ubuntu 25.04 and new distribution editions.