Clarification
"Firefox -> About Firefox menu" should be
"Firefox -> Help -> About Firefox menu"
Mozilla has released security updates for its Firefox browser in conjunction with a US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) advisory warning that critical vulnerabilities in the browser are being actively exploited. "An attacker could exploit these vulnerabilities to take control of an affected system," US …
I had been using Chrome almost exclusively on Fedora Linux, but the other day the Webex remote meeting system my firm uses mysteriously stopped working on Chrome, claiming this platform combination is not supported. Still works fine on Firefox, so I had to switch. Not much difference otherwise, Firefox performance seems to have caught up. It used to render some JavaScript-heavy sites slower.
Firefox on Windows is great, but for some reason it won't render things like checkboxes properly on Linux, so there's no way of knowing if they've been selected or not. Apparently it might have something to do with the desktop theme, but I don't have the time to devote to experimentation. Vivaldi seems better in terms of user experience, it also has an option for vertical tabs built in.
I'm seeing the daily spam count increasing on the corporate mail server, Spam Assassin is getting a lot of exercise. It will be interesting to watch this, it used to be that the spam counts dropped at the weekend and restarted on Monday but then the counts started dropping as the economy slowed down, now they have started climbing back again now.