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? Searching through your open tabs is a smidgen easier. A keyboard shortcut was added to activate the tab search filter. The feature itself isn’t new (it could be activated in other ways), but adding a memorable shortcut helps. On Windows or Linux, press ctrl + shift + a to trigger […]You're reading Firefox 159 released with Wayland Linux fixes, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.