Best of Firefox — November 2024

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    Avatar of csstipCSS Tip·2y

    Indent each line of your text

    The text-indent CSS property can take the value each-line, enabling indentation after each line when using <br> tags. However, it is currently only supported by Firefox and Safari.

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    Avatar of misfitsdevelopersMisfits Developers·2y

    Detoxify Youtube

    Detoxify is a browser extension designed to allow users to hide or unhide YouTube Shorts from their home feed. It's compatible with Chromium browsers, Firefox, and Edge. The extension includes upcoming features such as bug fixes, extended functionality to YouTube search results, filter options, UI/UX enhancements, and options to hide playables for YouTube Premium users. Detoxify prioritizes user privacy by operating entirely within the browser without collecting or transmitting user data. It is open source, and contributions are welcomed.

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    We asked why you love Firefox. Here’s what you said.

    For 20 years, Firefox has been a user-centered browser, appreciated for its privacy features, extensive add-ons, and trustworthiness. Users highlight its consistent improvement, open-source nature, and personal history with the browser as key reasons for their loyalty.

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    Apple Maps for Web Now Works in Firefox on Linux

    Apple Maps on the web now works on Linux through Mozilla Firefox, offering a new mapping service option for Linux users. Although it hasn't officially listed Linux support yet, Apple Maps functions fully in Firefox on Ubuntu, while other browsers like Chrome and Vivaldi remain unsupported. Apple has not provided specific dates for full platform support.

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