I've had a lot of problems with Firefox for a long time, but this new release is really good...

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Firefox 144 brings significant improvements for web developers, including support for view transitions API, proper gradient dithering (fixing a 15-year-old bug), the element.moveBefore API, and better WebRTC capabilities. These updates address long-standing compatibility issues that have held back modern web development, bringing Firefox closer to Chrome and Safari in supporting current web standards. The view transitions feature enables smooth animations between page states without JavaScript, while gradient rendering fixes eliminate visible banding artifacts.

Finally.

Yes. Yes. Yes. Finally!
Thanks @Theo for raising their awareness of gradient dithering. “makes Firefox looks really bad” summarizes it perfectly.

Thanks to Baseline and Web Interoperability efforts.
Here’s more if you want to follow their progress: <a href="https://wpt.fyi/interop-2025" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://wpt.fyi/interop-2025</a>