Firefox 159 is out, with a fresh set of improvements and some Linux-specific fixes. Now that Mozilla’s browser hews to a faster release cadence, with two releases a month rather than one, some changelogs may look minor on their own, as they’re smaller, if more frequent slices. So what’s changed? The Passwords tool in the browser sidebar (added as an option in Firefox 145) is now shown by default. This lets you find credentials in the same window as a web page, no mousing through menus or juggling with floating dialogs. It’s also a smidgen easier to search your open […]
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