Download link: DDrawCompat-v0.7.2.zip

General changes:

• Fixed a GDI handle leak and potential crash introduced in v0.7.1 (#552, #553)
• Added support for translucent shadows on all GPUs in Links 2003 (#424)
• Fixed an error on AMD RDNA GPUs when locking the windowed primary surface on multi-monitor systems with GdiInterops enabled (#424)
• Fixed video playback in Gorky 17 (#563)
• Fixed incorrect cursor scaling in Space Rangers 2 (#572)
• Fixed a sporadic deadlock on Divine Divinity loading screen on Windows 7 (#574)
• Fixed fullscreen mode in Money Puzzle Exchanger
• Fixed unexpected mouse cursor jumps in Jagged Alliance 2 (#575)
• Fixed hanging on startup in Sonic World DX (#312)
• Fixed rain effect in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 (#585)
• Fixed black videos in Street Fighter Alpha (#588)
• Fixed the rendering stopping after each keypress in iF-22 (#603)
• Fixed FullscreenMode=borderless on Windows 8 (#603)
• Fixed missing point/line primitives when culling mode is clockwise (#424)
• Fixed rendering glitches in The Sims when antialiasing is enabled on startup (#593)
• Fixed scrolling in windowed mode in The Sims when GdiInterops=windows is not enabled (#592)
• Fixed broken blits from video memory to system memory on some very old Intel drivers (#616)
• Added a workaround for a bug introduced by recent Windows updates where display mode changes could result in DirectDraw errors when using color profiles (#614)
• Available video memory reported by DirectDraw is now limited to 1GB to fix a black screen issue in Rockman Dash 2 (#620)
• Fixed glitches in the non-client area of windows that are created before DDrawCompat is loaded (#621)
• Fixed window screenshots capturing the wrong desktop area in DPI unaware mode (#622)
• Fixed tooltip windows creating presentation glitches in DPI unaware mode (#622)
• Fixed the dialogs and desktop options of the GdiInterops setting not working without the windows option
• Added support for using multiple simultaneous primary surfaces on the same monitor (#276, #460, #466, #573, #582, #604, #618)
• Fixed an incompatibility between DirectDraw and the GOG.com DirectShow wrapper (#573)
• Fixed the D3DGrabScreen error when saving in Alexandra Ledermann 3 (#604)
• Fixed a race condition that could cause a divide-by-zero crash during display mode changes (#614)
• Fixed an out-of-memory error after repeated display mode changes with enabled GdiInterops on large multi-monitor desktops (#625)
• Fixed the config/stats overlay windows sometimes disappearing behind other topmost windows in windowed mode
• Removed the nonsensical 8-bit render target support flag that broke the hardware renderer in PowerSlide on NVIDIA GPUs (#539)

Updated configuration settings:

• PresentDelay: added auto option and made it the default
• SpriteDetection: added ZConst parameter to the point option

2026-10-14

njs-1.0.2 version has been released, with fixes for memory exhaustion vulnerability when parsing malformed XML (CVE-2026-101025), and inconsistent XML attribute values affecting signed XML validation (CVE-2026-101019).

Bünyamin Aydın brought together Turkish heritage, rock influences, and futurism for a landmark fashion show in Cappadocia shot on iPhone 18 Pro Max.

This week's release includes automatic unfolding of folded code when jumping to a location, applying inlay hint edits with a double-click, context compaction for external agents, and new Gemini 4 Argon and Amazon Bedrock models.

Features

AI

• Added the Gemini 4 Argon model (gemini-4-argon) to the Google AI provider. (#65565; thanks LorenzoBiassio)
• Added GPT-6 Astra, Claude Fable 5.1, and Claude Opus 5.5 to the Amazon Bedrock provider. (#64201, #64685; thanks IbrahimKhan12 and alexandergunnarson)
• Enabled session notices and context compaction for external agents using ACP. (#65414)

Git

• Improved the branch picker to make clear that deleting a remote-tracking branch only removes the local ref, and removed the force delete option for remote-tracking branches, since it had no effect. (#61793; thanks lld4n)

Languages

• Added support for applying inlay hint text edits by double-clicking a hint, or by running editor: accept inlay hint with the cursor at the hint. (#64789)

Remote Development

• Improved SSH remote connection time by detecting the remote shell, platform, and OS version in one command instead of three, which helps most when connecting from Windows. (#65065; thanks Huliiiiii)

Other

• Added automatic unfolding of folded sections when jumping to a location via go to line, go to definition/declaration/implementation/type definition, symbol navigation, the outline and project symbol pickers, multibuffer location results, and navigation history. (#65217; thanks henne90gen)
• Added an "Open SVG Preview" option to the Project Panel's context menu for SVG files. (#65539; thanks skmanoj322)
• Added the tab_switcher.show_file_preview setting, which controls whether files are previewed in the editor while cycling through the tab switcher (defaults to true). (#56235; thanks sebascadpi)
• Improved the tab switcher so it no longer changes selection on mouse hover and no longer delays showing its popover; you can still click entries to switch tabs. (#65546)
• Improved startup time when restoring hundreds of editor selections. (#65171)
• Improved startup time when using custom icon themes. (#65173)
• Reduced Zed's binary size by about 33% on macOS, 28% on Windows, and 7% on Linux. (#65168)

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug where environment variables, including secrets, passed to external agents and MCP servers in remote projects were visible in the local machine's process list. (#65174)
• Fixed prompts to external agents being slow to send, or never sending, because of unneeded Git checkpoints. (#65304)
• Fixed the remote server failing to start when connecting to a Windows host over SSH. (#55292; thanks sergio-u)
• Fixed ctrl-o and ctrl-i in Vim mode not navigating back and forward when a Markdown preview was focused. (#65299; thanks gitKashish)
• Fixed a bug where archiving an agent thread did nothing and kept a CPU core busy when the thread's linked worktree folder had been deleted. (#65578)
• Fixed a bug where case conversion and other text transformation commands duplicated the word when multiple cursors were inside it. (#65291; thanks gitKashish)
• Fixed a bug where navigating back skipped a Markdown preview tab after switching to another file. (#65299; thanks gitKashish)
• Fixed a bug where notification sounds could stop playing after an audio output error, and on Linux an audio thread could keep using a full CPU core until Zed restarted. (#65158)
• Fixed a bug where the Git Panel's commit editor buttons changed opacity when hovering over empty space. (#65448; thanks shuvroroy)
• Fixed a bug where the Project Panel's "Open Markdown Preview" option did not appear for files opened on their own (e.g. zed README.md). (#65539; thanks skmanoj322)
• Fixed a bug where the Settings UI sidebar did not highlight the subsection being scrolled through, including the last short subsections of a page. (#65172; thanks mayurathavale18)
• Fixed a visual artifact at the corners of scrollable code blocks when hovered. (#64978)
• Fixed blurred window backgrounds not blurring on macOS 27. (#65361; thanks biw)
• Fixed edit predictions showing an unlimited allowance and available controls when a team organization with no active subscription was selected. (#65301)
• Fixed external agents' first updates in a new thread sometimes being dropped, and agent error output being missing when an agent exited during startup. (#65339)
• Fixed extra space between the scrollbar and the header of terminals in the Agent Panel. (#65358; thanks chrisdrackett)
• Fixed Gemini models failing with an error after a tool call returned an image. (#65576)
• Fixed hover popovers flickering or closing too early on mouse movement with language servers that omit range information. (#64032; thanks daydalek)
• Fixed images inside center- or right-aligned HTML blocks rendering left-aligned in Markdown Preview. (#63166; thanks pray3m)
• Fixed OpenAI-compatible edit predictions failing on servers that limit stop sequences to 4. (#65360; thanks mischah)
• Fixed search not working in the debugger's terminal, opened with cmd-f (macOS) or ctrl-shift-f (Linux/Windows). (#56863; thanks iamsushank)
• Fixed text finder queries filled in from the current selection being treated as a regular expression instead of literal text when regex mode was on. (#65321; thanks Syozik)
• Fixed the Collab Panel's empty-state styling not matching the Git Panel. (#65290; thanks arondubovszky)
• Fixed wrapped links in Markdown tables being partially unclickable in Markdown previews and agent responses. (#65366; thanks julian-bruyers)

This week's release includes Git tag creation, the ability to drag Terminal tabs into the Agent Panel, and pre-filling of the File Finder's search query with text selected in the editor or terminal.

Features

AI

• Improved Agent Panel terminal support by allowing Terminal tabs to be dragged into it. (#60582; thanks cppcoffee)
• Improved custom Amazon Bedrock model support with configurable tool use, images, and thinking. (#64953; thanks mpyuglgwkxcmodyrpo)
• Improved memory and CPU usage while the agent responds in long threads. (#65244)

Git

• Added a git: create tag at head command and a Create Tag… context menu action in Git history and Git Graph to create local tags on commits. Tags are not pushed automatically. (#61973, #65194; thanks cppcoffee)
• Added gitiles as a Git hosting provider for Gitiles/Gerrit deployments, enabling permalinks and navigation from the Git blame diff view. (#63996; thanks JonathanBerkeley)
• Added a side-by-side view for directory diffs opened with zed --diff. (#64967; thanks ian-h-chamberlain)
• Added file counts to section headers in the Git Panel. (#65028; thanks mansoorkhan96)
• Added self-hosted Gerrit repositories as a provider for permalinks. (#53832; thanks starsep)
• Improved the Git Panel with a collapsible commit message editor, configurable with git_panel.commit_editor, and the Git Graph with collapsible commit details. (#63236; thanks mulhamna)
• Improved Git Graph readability by moving refs from the description column into the graph. (#59839; thanks RemcoSmitsDev)
• Improved Git Panel file actions for multiple selected files. (#64640; thanks Acd-kk)

Debugger

• Improved the debugger variables view with distinct colors for values based on their type, such as integers and strings. (#64111; thanks syormon)

Languages

• Added a Show Source option to the Markdown preview tab context menu. (#65081; thanks joshkent94)
• Added a Go package-level test gutter button next to package declarations. (#56699; thanks cppcoffee)
• Added support for language-server extensions to configure which language servers are enabled by default in extension.toml. See the extension documentation. (#65030)
• Added markdown_preview.heading_font_weight to configure the font weight of headings in the Markdown preview. (#64421; thanks dremnik)
• Added the mermaid_font_family setting to configure the font used in Mermaid diagrams. (#63430; thanks Sha1rholder)
• Improved the column filter dropdown in the tabular data preview to sort values naturally (e.g., 2 before 10). (#64764; thanks HalavicH)

Remote Development

• Improved remote server responsiveness when log or RPC response writes are blocked. (#65011; thanks Huliiiiii)

Linux

• Reduced the Linux release binary size by about 23% on x86_64. (#65169)

macOS

• Improved how Finder groups Zed on macOS by identifying it as a developer tool. (#65130; thanks kennyheard)

Other

• Added an extension_suggestions setting to turn off extension suggestions. (#65109; thanks audinue)
• Improved the File Finder to pre-fill its query with text selected in the editor or terminal. Disable this with file_finder.prefill_query_from_selection. (#64946; thanks AbyssWaIker)
• Improved multi-cursor editing performance. (#64409; thanks Rani367)
• Improved project search speed and memory usage over misclassified binary files. (#64549)
• Improved the Extensions view so installed extensions appear even while offline or when the remote list is incomplete. (#64766)
• Improved the font family pickers in the settings window to render each option in its own font as a preview. (#64199; thanks mizanisoffline)
• Improved Zed startup time. (#65170)

Bug Fixes

• Fixed .env files being treated as shell scripts and triggering shellcheck warnings. They now use the Env language. (#64242; thanks pleahmacaka)
• Fixed a crash when editing a buffer while an inlay-hint request was pending. (#65193)
• Fixed a crash when syntax parsing requested bytes inside a multibyte character. (#65273)
• Fixed a ty language server panic when opening a Python file as a single-file project. (#60753; thanks MostlyKIGuess)
• Fixed ACP session title clearing and prevented programmatic title updates from being saved as user renames. (#65195)
• Fixed ChatGPT Subscription models disappearing when the model catalog takes longer than 5 seconds to load. (#64925; thanks dualfroz)
• Fixed Command-clicking a symbol whose name matches its file name doing nothing. (#64892; thanks skmanoj322)
• Fixed crashes on tab-indented code blocks. (#65406)
• Fixed emoji, symbol, and non-Latin fonts rendering as empty boxes on Linux after being used as a font fallback. (#65269)
• Fixed files created in a directory that was deleted and immediately recreated (for example by a build or test step that clears and repopulates an output directory) not appearing until the workspace was reloaded. (#61372; thanks marcalc)
• Fixed files in symlinked directories opening in a separate worktree when a language server reports them by their canonical path. (#64895; thanks taburet)
• Fixed hanging during remote project search. (#65257)
• Fixed JSON completion ordering when typing the start of a key. (#65139; thanks ragen1337)
• Fixed language association for file_type path globs with single-file worktrees. (#60307; thanks notpeter)
• Fixed Markdown Preview ignoring pane-split actions when focused; splitting now opens another preview in the new pane. (#65136; thanks yskim308)
• Fixed remote paths sometimes reusing a workspace connected to a different host. (#64145; thanks hamishc)
• Fixed selected context being lost when added before an agent thread finished loading. (#64252; thanks porada)
• Fixed the Git Panel offering to initialize a repository when a single file was opened as a project, which failed with "Not a directory". (#64948; thanks virajbhartiya)
• Fixed the minimap thumb and cursor moving inconsistently. (#62087; thanks InfyniteHeap)
• Fixed worktree creation on a Windows remote from a Unix client. (#63075; thanks lingyaochu)
• Fixed "Scroll to User Message" so it lands on typed answers to AskUserQuestion. (#64007; thanks seth-wood)
• Fixed editor: open docs failing to open local documentation when its file URL contained encoded characters. (#64317; thanks xdBronch)
• Fixed envFile not being loaded when debugging Python projects with debugpy. (#52933; thanks davidalecrim1)
• Fixed macro_rules! text flickering in the Rust completion menu. (#63185; thanks mTvare6)
• Fixed shift-click and shift-up/shift-down selection in the Project Panel omitting folded directories or the starting entry. (#65266; thanks tsutoringo)
• Fixed shift-enter in the JetBrains keymap not selecting the previous search match. (#65129; thanks codello)
• Fixed an empty frame being drawn next to diff hunks in the Git Panel when the Stage/Restore buttons are disabled. (#65121; thanks kevin-pierik)
• Fixed auto-closing brackets being inserted inside comments or strings at the end of a file. (#64840; thanks rn23thakur)
• Fixed bracket colors flickering during agentic edits. (#65157)
• Fixed copying Markdown code blocks nested inside blockquotes, lists, and callouts. (#64264; thanks julian-bruyers)
• Fixed debugger error messages showing placeholders like {response_message} instead of the actual error text. (#65006; thanks SATVIKsynopsis)
• Fixed dropping external files onto a specific directory in a folded path in the Project Panel. (#65259; thanks kevin-pierik)
• Fixed identical Backspace and Delete icons in the Keymap Editor. (#65037; thanks GautamBytes)
• Fixed LM Studio models not appearing when a Splash model is installed. (#64847; thanks dio-az)
• Fixed Markdown Preview and the Agent Panel rendering the text between two --- separators as a YAML metadata block. (#64162; thanks meditationduck)
• Fixed Markdown task-list checkboxes not appearing or sitting above the first line of text in Markdown Preview. (#53699, #65113; thanks AdamJedl and gitKashish)
• Fixed missing reasoning options when applying a default model to an ACP agent session. (#65233)
• Fixed navigation from agent file links opening the wrong file or workspace. (#64748)
• Fixed selected radio indicator alignment in agent elicitation forms. (#63885; thanks itsfuad)
• Fixed some inlay hints appearing at the wrong position while editing. (#64791; thanks HuaGu-Dragon)
• Fixed SSH config hosts sometimes remaining missing or stale in the remote projects picker. (#65246; thanks egecemkirci)
• Fixed text selection and copying in Thinking previews in agent threads. (#65231)
• Fixed the Agent Panel's "Awaiting Confirmation" row jumping while its ellipsis animated. (#64952; thanks virajbhartiya)
• Fixed the debugger panel stack-frame error banner persisting after a successful refresh. (#63977; thanks whitecat1331)
• Fixed the default value shown for format_on_save in the settings popup. (#65167; thanks skatromb)
• Fixed the which-key popup and pending keystrokes indicator showing disabled bindings or hiding actions that also start longer shortcuts. (#64935, #64942)
• Fixed unhelpful tool-call error messages when a model returned an invalid or incomplete response. (#65245)

Today, we're excited to share the first gameplay video from the upcoming Iceland DLC for Euro Truck Simulator 2! Join us as we explore some of the incredible landscapes that await you on the road.

Take a seat and join us for a drive through Iceland's beautiful scenery. Starting in the small settlement of Seyðisfjörður, we'll travel through the countryside and charming towns before reaching the breathtaking Goðafoss, also known as the Waterfall of the Gods, one of Iceland's most iconic natural wonders. Watch the video below and see the journey for yourself!

We hope you enjoyed this first gameplay look at Iceland in Euro Truck Simulator 2! Don't forget that this is just a small glimpse of the area that you will be able to explore in the Land of Fire and Ice. 

If you're looking forward to exploring this unique island behind the wheel, don’t forget to add the Iceland DLC to your Steam wishlist!

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2026-10-14

nginx-1.30.6 stable and nginx-1.31.7 mainline versions have been released, with fixes for buffer overflow vulnerability when using alias with rewrite (CVE-2026-15176), buffer overflow vulnerability when evaluating string expressions with variables (CVE-2026-93479), request body injection vulnerability in HTTP/3 (CVE-2026-95101), session forgery vulnerability when using TLS session ticket key rotation (CVE-2026-97629), and use-after-free vulnerability when using ngx_http_ssi_module with AIO (CVE-2026-97205).

The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. The IPFire team have released IPFire, version 2.29 Core Update 204. The new release focuses on fixing DNS issues with the distributions new Knot resolver: "IPFire 2.29 Core Update 204 is now available for download. It is a housekeeping release that brings a healthy dose of updates across....

5.58.0 (2026-10-14)

🚀 New feature

• admin: add License details and Support debug dump (#27034)
• admin: record failed admin logins and sso auto-registration in audit logs (#27930)

🔥 Bug fix

• removing firefox from the e2e test suite (3af89ee777)
• cleaning up firefox inclusion in e2e tests (8580c0dbe1)
• admin: render reset password strength feedback (#27741)
• admin: show unset boolean fields as neither true nor false (#28014)
• content-manager: relation fields share cached options across component instances (#27732)
• content-manager: relation fields hide available relations after a selection or a failed request (#28006)
• content-type-builder: make field conditions follow attribute renames (#27953)
• core: document-service query transform mutates the caller's fields array (#27948)
• core: treat only all-digit relation shorthand strings as numeric ids (#27892)
• deps: bump the pinned axios and handlebars past their advisories (#28008)
• e2e: webkit jobs fail in global setup without chromium (65067fc0c8)
• upload: cancel does not abort in-flight uploads and asset edits (#27896)

📚 Documentation Changes

• contributor-docs: modernize the contributor docs site (#27879)
• e2e: install chromium and webkit for local e2e (1bfad16822)
• upload: fix the stale JSDoc param on signEntityMedia (#27720)

⚙️ Chore

• merge back release 5.57.0 (#27970)
• deps: upgrade MCP SDK to 2.3.1 (#27996)
• deps: bump ip-address from 10.4.0 to 10.7.3 (#27904)
• deps: bump piscina from 4.9.3 to 4.9.4 (#27905)
• deps: bump http-cache-semantics from 4.1.1 to 4.3.0 (#27918)
• deps: bump @fastify/busboy from 2.0.0 to 2.1.1 (#27919)
• deps: bump shell-quote from 1.10.0 to 1.12.0 (#27957)
• deps: bump axios from 1.19.0 to 1.20.0 (#27883)
• deps: bump proxy-addr from 2.0.7 to 2.0.8 (#27958)
• deps: bump dompurify from 3.4.13 to 3.4.16 (#27903)
• deps: bump source-map-js from 1.2.1 to 1.2.2 (#27959)
• deps: bump sharp from 0.35.4 to 0.35.5 (#27954)
• generators: migrate unit tests from jest to vitest (#27221)

❤️ Thank You

• Andrei L @unrevised6419
• Ayush Baluni @aayushbaluni
• Ben Irvin
• Christopher Pruijsen @cpruijsen
• Dijedon @dijedontahiri
• DMehaffy
• Gonzalo Andres Garcia @gonbaum
• Jamie Howard @jhoward1994
• Nico André
• Peter Hsu @sony9154
• Simon Norris
• Waqas Ahmed @wakqasahmed
• 陈志谦 @simpleqt

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#2521 v1.9.0 - Object Lock default-retention migration

Changelog

• acc14a9 change cors check order ; test
• 783381a chore(deps): bump actions/download-artifact from 6 to 8
• e836eb7 chore(deps): bump actions/upload-artifact from 6 to 7
• 3742fa6 chore(deps): bump github/codeql-action from 4.37.9 to 4.38.0
• 8162344 chore(deps): bump github/codeql-action from 4.38.0 to 4.38.1
• a37aead chore(deps): bump github/codeql-action from 4.38.1 to 4.38.2
• 3daad06 chore(deps): bump the dev-dependencies group with 11 updates
• 0e61bd6 chore(deps): bump the dev-dependencies group with 21 updates
• 3798f8f chore(deps): bump the dev-dependencies group with 23 updates
• 57c256d chore(deps): bump the dev-dependencies group with 29 updates
• fd3864d cuobjclient: select GID index 0 on InfiniBand ports in the host client
• ea44925 docs(netutil): correct the comment on handing sniffed bytes to the handshake
• 658c379 feat: add OIDC endpoint relaxations for private/isolated networks
• 0c79ae7 feat: add directio option for scoutfs backend
• f997770 feat: add helm chart hooks for SPIRE support
• 3979267 feat: add opt-in --fsync to flush new objects before acknowledging them
• 1c1272c feat: add per-provider OIDC discovery URL override
• 23d8384 feat: add s3:if-match and s3:if-none-match policy condition keys
• 3b5c74a feat: add storage class to put object flows input
• 13b6bb0 feat: add utils command to convert preexisting posix datasets
• 23317c7 feat: add versioning support for directory objects in posix
• 7e9f556 feat: add webui concurrent uploads with progress tracking
• 966a6a8 feat: admin API path prefix, Helm WebUI prefixes and separate IAM storage
• e448a8a feat: expose POSIX I/O buffer size to scoutfs options
• c354e1a feat: validate SSE-C headers and reject SSE-C in posix and azure
• 25f9790 fix(s3api): strip aws-chunked only for streaming uploads
• daa25ed fix: accept upload-id-marker together with key-marker in ListMultipartUploads
• 3610edd fix: add explicit RDMA build constraints
• 241571a fix: align signing region mismatch errors with s3 regional endpoints
• a7f1336 fix: allow vgwrdma explicit RC GID selection
• b939fc8 fix: answer plaintext HTTP sent to a TLS listener with a 400
• d313772 fix: apply bucket CORS right before auth middleware
• 0667514 fix: authorize browser-based POST object uploads against the object ARN
• 834ce25 fix: authorize multi-action requests per action across bucket and identity policies
• 11a517c fix: avoid nil-pointer panic in mtime
• 00fa54d fix: clear stale delete-marker metadata on reupload
• c366966 fix: close connections with unread chunked bodies
• 41783bd fix: combine bucket policy with ACL so a policy no longer locks the owner out
• 592e91b fix: compute IsTruncated from the absolute index in ListMultipartUploads
• 293d9f5 fix: deprecations in JWK and IPA RSA handling
• 070b030 fix: drop upload-id-marker without key-marker in ListMultipartUploads
• 24f6273 fix: echo only the request continuation token in ListObjectsV2
• e8f6be5 fix: echo the full Authorization header in Unsupported Authorization Type errors
• 08c0904 fix: enforce destination If-Match/If-None-Match on CopyObject
• 1b9fedb fix: enforce object lock on browser-based POST object uploads
• e1d7290 fix: handle the null version id correctly in posix versioning
• 51c2873 fix: harden RC device initialization
• 3db22f3 fix: hide webui user management when server in single-user mode
• d7895e3 fix: honor the per-object ETag and Size conditions in DeleteObjects
• 027a36d fix: include the empty TagKey in InvalidTag errors and match S3 tag validation
• 752da31 fix: keep O_DIRECT active for object uploads and reads
• bb59020 fix: keep the last modified time of promoted object versions in posix
• 7093e91 fix: keep the object on DeleteObject with a versionId in a never-versioned bucket
• 4826502 fix: list only the objects not deleted in DeleteObjects quiet mode
• 3de8228 fix: make ListMultipartUploads ordering deterministic and stabilize test timing
• 9c363b2 fix: make conditional publish lock modes explicit
• 859f81f fix: map azure AuthorizationPermissionMismatch to AccessDenied
• bca801b fix: match S3 for conditional deletes of missing keys, delete markers and versions
• 888fd5c fix: match S3's Content-Encoding error details for aws-chunked with UNSIGNED-PAYLOAD
• 0ab0db4 fix: object verson mtime
• 6518246 fix: omit ObjectLockConfiguration Rule when there is no default retention
• cdbebb0 fix: place the null version by its recorded position in posix versioning
• ee25c95 fix: port the cuObjServer wrapper to libcuobjserver 2.0.0
• f21434c fix: prevent path traversal via multipart upload IDs and DeleteObjects keys
• 84e8b0d fix: reject DeleteObjects requests with more than 1000 keys
• 6c6b14f fix: reject ListMultipartUploads requests that also carry uploadId
• ee46df2 fix: reject a ListBuckets bucket-region other than the gateway region
• d03ac3c fix: reject a PutObject whose body ends before Content-Length
• aed4617 fix: reject an empty start-after and continuation-token in ListObjects (V1)
• 1e0d7b2 fix: reject empty versionId query parameter in object actions
• 44dc2e7 fix: reject the start-after query in ListObjects (V1)
• 2ebe5be fix: reload standalone IAM and private-channel mTLS certs on SIGHUP
• 9c98084 fix: remove legacy rdma header descriptors
• 03a6e82 fix: replace fixed sleep with readiness polling in azurite CI
• 20b3334 fix: report the delete time as the last modified time of delete markers in posix
• 95a6da8 fix: report the last upload in ListMultipartUploads next markers on a single page
• a014c7c fix: report the upload, part and ETag in InvalidPart for a malformed part ETag
• aa1e82b fix: require s3:PutObjectTagging for tagged browser-based POST object uploads
• 2a86b86 fix: require an integrity check for uploads with Object Lock parameters and authorize every action of anonymous requests
• d68efb6 fix: restore IPA KRA compatibility and fix JWK parse panic
• 2d087f9 fix: return AccessDenied for filesystem permission errors on posix writes
• c99f9ba fix: return InvalidAccessKeyId for unknown access keys in single, Vault and IPA IAM
• 915fc7a fix: return InvalidArgument for an empty website configuration
• 5d5ee06 fix: return InvalidURI for a malformed escape in the request path
• 63922ed fix: return MalformedXML for a DeleteObjects request without objects
• 1a68d10 fix: return Marker when the request omits it
• c02173d fix: return NextMarker in ListObjects only when a delimiter is set
• a58e125 fix: return BucketAlreadyExists for existing dirs without acl meta attr
• 4432f2d fix: scope CompleteMultipartUpload retries to the completed upload
• 7c6fcad fix: set the CreateBucket location constraint from the S3 backend region
• dc0265b fix: snapshot the replaced object before storing metadata in posix CompleteMultipartUpload
• c339f39 fix: staticcheck on cuObject stubs
• 4887633 fix: stop object annotation, rename and torrent requests from reaching plain object handlers
• d204d2e fix: stop posix copying data from a delete marker
• bd6cfe6 fix: stop posix mixing up keys that differ only by a trailing slash
• 729ced9 fix: stop posix publish lock serializing the same key across buckets
• ba02c76 fix: stop posix rewriting the current version on a copy to itself
• 5b13559 fix: stop sidecar attributes leaking into new and promoted object versions
• bbad4b5 fix: store bucket default retention on each object at write time and support Object Lock fields in browser POST
• d21828e fix: store posix object keys with Windows-invalid characters under encoded names on Windows
• 370d909 fix: strip aws-chunked from stored Content-Encoding
• bbe398a fix: strip aws-chunked when the request declares no payload type
• d383e1f fix: track how the request body ended before closing the connection
• cc48b75 fix: treat root-level non-directory entries as non-existing buckets in posix
• e0d98d0 fix: unblock govulncheck and staticcheck CI after Go 1.27.2 release
• 5847f04 fix: update the example systemd configs with latest options
• 20a5778 fix: use content-legnth for PutObject and UploadPart allocation sizes
• aaf7321 fix: validate and apply the ListBuckets bucket-region query
• 7ae119d posix: add AbsolutePaths option for embedding without chdir
• ae2a3a6 rdma: acquire session admission credit atomically
• 50b098c rdma: add --rc-device to pick the RC data plane's verbs device by name
• d782e62 rdma: add a log callback ABI to the RC data plane
• c07f75a rdma: add a point-in-time session snapshot to the RC C ABI
• 138504d rdma: add terminal notification callback to the RC server ABI
• 368dae0 rdma: address the RC peer by LID on InfiniBand link layers
• 96be4d1 rdma: bound publication backpressure and close the reservation window
• 51e63e2 rdma: cap the session-less publication backlog
• f92d6d6 rdma: carry the session id in the reaped session record
• 39aae54 rdma: close publication gaps for RC pre-session failures
• b0954d9 rdma: correct the license header on newly authored RC files
• 8e23315 rdma: dispatch poll_cq/post_send/post_recv through the object's own context
• 7c19b34 rdma: drop Inc. from our copyright notices
• 9edd21e rdma: drop the personal name from copyright notices
• 6eb574d rdma: expose live RC sessions on the admin server
• 980078d rdma: expose the RC data plane resource limits as gateway flags
• 60bec2c rdma: gate session admission on audit publication backlog
• 279f5e7 rdma: harden RC outcome publication ownership and record fidelity
• e7edb71 rdma: install the gateway shutdown wrapper at function entry
• d30ace7 rdma: keep reaper callbacks off sink threads
• c9668b4 rdma: keep sinks outside the publication lock and self-close metrics
• 23a7121 rdma: make the teardown callback the single RC publication owner
• 06a3463 rdma: name the deviceless init failures in the RC server
• e9a2a2f rdma: never run operational sinks on callback threads
• 34a3e41 rdma: pin session strings passed to the RC cgo ABI
• 49b1c6f rdma: publish RC transfer outcomes into the gateway operational services
• 97238d8 rdma: reserve session publication before completion calls
• 09bbe9c rdma: resolve the inline-only verbs calls from the provider ops table
• 55c82f5 rdma: size publications to session capacity and preserve committed PUT facts
• 64a6ed0 rdma: synchronize publication acceptance with the drain boundary
• d3e45fd rdma: track terminal events held off by an active reservation
• 49e0c36 s3api: report the bound addresses from the listen hook
• 745926a tests: build the integration SDK config without the host's AWS setup
• b1f8cea webui: show upload progress in the Explorer

 The Extended Stable channel has been updated to 152.0.7977.167 for Windows and Mac which will roll out over the coming days/weeks.

Security Fixes

Note: Access to bug details and links may be kept restricted until a majority of users are updated with a fix. We will also retain restrictions if the bug exists in a third party library that other projects similarly depend on, but haven’t yet fixed.

[567936270] Critical CVE-2026-106347

[567160164] Critical CVE-2026-106358

[568719364] Critical CVE-2026-110136

[570050934] Critical CVE-2026-110148

[568826881] Critical CVE-2026-110161

[567379988] High CVE-2026-106184

[568422505] High CVE-2026-106200

[565612897] High CVE-2026-106235

[567447106] High CVE-2026-106383

[568037533] High CVE-2026-110139

[562038980] High CVE-2026-110140

[568895734] High CVE-2026-110141

[570050928] High CVE-2026-110147

[565742182] High CVE-2026-110153

[570167922] High CVE-2026-110155

[561892119] High CVE-2026-110156

[570047270] High CVE-2026-110157

[552510359] High CVE-2026-110160

[540499008] High CVE-2026-110162

[568831102] High CVE-2026-110163

[568730794] High CVE-2026-110164

[570461696] High CVE-2026-110167

[496308073] High CVE-2026-110170

[570675082] High CVE-2026-110171

[540138836] High CVE-2026-19175

[554558968] High CVE-2026-87474

[553128689] High CVE-2026-87558

[553129531] High CVE-2026-87581

A full list of changes in this build is available in the log. Interested in switching release channels? Find out how here. If you find a new issue, please let us know by filing a bug. The community help forum is also a great place to reach out for help or learn about common issues.

 The Stable channel has been updated to 155.0.8059.79/.80 for Windows and Mac and 155.0.8059.79 to Linux which will roll out over the coming days/weeks. A full list of changes in this build is available in the Log

Security Fixes and Rewards

Note: Access to bug details and links may be kept restricted until a majority of users are updated with a fix. We will also retain restrictions if the bug exists in a third party library that other projects similarly depend on, but haven’t yet fixed.

This update includes 37 security fixes. Please see the Chrome Security Page for more information.

[TBD][567736859] Critical CVE-2026-110152: Buffer overflow in ANGLE. Reported by Zhenpeng (Leo) Lin at depthfirst on 2026-09-30

[N/A][568437149] Critical CVE-2026-110149: Use after free in Browser. Reported by Google on 2026-10-01

[N/A][568719364] Critical CVE-2026-110136: Use after free in PDF. Reported by Xinyang Ge on 2026-10-02

[N/A][568826881] Critical CVE-2026-110161: Use after free in Network. Reported by Google on 2026-10-02

[N/A][568827293] Critical CVE-2026-110165: Use after free in Core. Reported by Google on 2026-10-02

[N/A][570050934] Critical CVE-2026-110148: Use after free in SVG. Reported by Xinyang Ge on 2026-10-05

[N/A][570638834] Critical CVE-2026-110151: Use after free in Media. Reported by Xinyang Ge on 2026-10-06

[$1,000][540499008] High CVE-2026-110162: Use after free in Desktop. Reported by Findingz on 2026-07-29

[N/A][496308073] High CVE-2026-110170: Use after free in Bindings. Reported by Google on 2026-03-25

[N/A][552510359] High CVE-2026-110160: Missing authorization in ReadingMode. Reported by Google on 2026-08-25

[N/A][554531101] High CVE-2026-110143: Use of uninitialized variable in ThirdParty lmza_sdk. Reported by Google on 2026-08-29

[TBD][561039723] High CVE-2026-110146: Information leak in Passwords. Reported by Hoyong Jin on 2026-09-14

[TBD][561334760] High CVE-2026-110150: Privilege elevation in Installer. Reported by M. Fauzan Wijaya (Gh05t666nero) on 2026-09-14

[N/A][561892119] High CVE-2026-110156: Incorrect reference resolution in Extensions. Reported by Google on 2026-09-15

[N/A][561997899] High CVE-2026-110137: Use after free in WebRTC. Reported by Google on 2026-09-15

[N/A][562038980] High CVE-2026-110140: Type confusion in V8. Reported by Google on 2026-09-15

[N/A][562242421] High CVE-2026-110158: Use after free in Passwords. Reported by Xinyang Ge on 2026-09-16

[N/A][562243925] High CVE-2026-110145: Use after free in Passwords. Reported by Xinyang Ge on 2026-09-16

[TBD][564573066] High CVE-2026-110159: Incorrect authorization in Updater. Reported by Aria Akhavan - Haikhavan Security on 2026-09-21

[TBD][565252396] High CVE-2026-110144: Incorrect authorization in Mojo. Reported by Souma Ohsawa on 2026-09-23

[N/A][565742182] High CVE-2026-110153: Use after free in Media. Reported by xinyang on 2026-09-24

[TBD][566496747] High CVE-2026-110166: Buffer overflow in Animation. Reported by Syn4pse (@ret2happy) on 2026-09-26

[N/A][567088929] High CVE-2026-110169: Use after free in V8. Reported by Xinyang Ge (Anthropic), assisted by Claude on 2026-09-28

[N/A][568010382] High CVE-2026-110168: Use after free in V8. Reported by Google on 2026-10-01

[TBD][568037533] High CVE-2026-110139: Use after free in Media. Reported by weihengqiuu on 2026-09-30

[N/A][568719352] High CVE-2026-110172: Use after free in Media. Reported by Xinyang Ge on 2026-10-02

[N/A][568730794] High CVE-2026-110164: Use after free in DOM. Reported by Xinyang Ge on 2026-10-02

[N/A][568831102] High CVE-2026-110163: Use after free in DOM. Reported by Xinyang Ge on 2026-10-02

[N/A][568895734] High CVE-2026-110141: Observable discrepancy in Media. Reported by Google on 2026-10-02

[N/A][568899705] High CVE-2026-110138: Use after free in ShapeDetection. Reported by Google on 2026-10-02

[N/A][570047270] High CVE-2026-110157: Use after free in SVG. Reported by Xinyang Ge on 2026-10-05

[N/A][570050928] High CVE-2026-110147: Use after free in PDF. Reported by Xinyang Ge on 2026-10-05

[N/A][570167920] High CVE-2026-110154: Use after free in Canvas. Reported by Xinyang Ge on 2026-10-05

[N/A][570167922] High CVE-2026-110155: Buffer overflow in PDFium. Reported by Xinyang Ge on 2026-10-05

[N/A][570461696] High CVE-2026-110167: Use after free in Media. Reported by Xinyang Ge on 2026-10-06

[N/A][570675082] High CVE-2026-110171: Use after free in Media. Reported by Xinyang Ge on 2026-10-06

[TBD][553525515] Medium CVE-2026-110142: Use after free in FileSystem. Reported by Andrew Boni on 2026-08-27

We would also like to thank all security researchers that worked with us during the development cycle to prevent security bugs from ever reaching the stable channel.

Many of our security bugs are detected using AddressSanitizer, MemorySanitizer, UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer, Control Flow Integrity, libFuzzer, or AFL.

We're excited to share with you more of the cities you can discover on your upcoming travels with the British Columbia DLC for American Truck Simulator. Missed out on the first part of this blog? You can check it out here!

Our team has been hard at work recreating locations across BC, Canada. From larger urban centres to more remote areas, each offers its own landscapes, industries, and way of life. Let us share with you more of what we've been working on for this DLC.

Cranbrook

Located in the East Kootenay region of BC, Cranbrook is a community with strong ties to the railway and the surrounding mountain landscape. The arrival of the railway played an important role in the city's development, helping establish this city as a major centre for the region.


You'll discover several recognizable landmarks that highlight the city's history, including the old train station and the Cranbrook History Centre, which today preserves an impressive collection of historic Canadian railcars. You'll also be able to spot the visitor centre. With its location among the mountains and forests, we hope you look forward to visiting this historical city.

Valemount

Surrounded by spectacular mountain scenery, Valemount is nestled within the North Thompson Valley, near the northern end of the Rocky Mountain Trench. With the Rockies, Cariboo Mountains, and Monashee Mountains all nearby, drivers can expect some impressive views.


On your visit, be sure to keep an eye out for the local visitor center, housed in a distinctive log building and surrounded by beautiful mountain views. Whether you're stopping by or simply continuing your journey north, the scenery around Valemount is sure to make the drive worthwhile.

Williams Lake

Situated in the heart of the Cariboo region, Williams Lake is an important regional centre surrounded by forests, rolling hills, and open countryside. The city has long served the surrounding communities and industries.


There is plenty to see here, including the city's distinctive Tourism Discovery Centre, alongside local hotels, restaurants, and the historic Station House Gallery. Built as a railway station in 1919, the Station House is the oldest standing building in Williams Lake and today serves as an art gallery and cultural space. Truckers will also find plenty of work around the city, with deliveries connected to a local sawmill, scrapyard, and construction equipment dealer.

Prince George

Prince George is one of the most important industrial and transportation centres in northern British Columbia. Sitting at the intersection of Highways 16 and 97 and connected to major rail routes, the city serves as a key hub for goods moving across the province and onward towards the Pacific Coast.


This important role is reflected throughout the city, where truckers will find a wide variety of industries to serve, including a paper mill, chemical factory, refinery, and a large intermodal transportation hub. Away from the industrial areas, keep an eye out for landmarks such as the local Royal Canadian Mounted Police station, St. Michael's Anglican Church, and the city's rail station.

Prince Rupert 

Prince Rupert is a major port city with a long history connected to fishing, forestry, railway transportation, and shipping. Being located on the coast of the North Pacific Ocean has helped establish the city as an important gateway for international trade, with road and rail connections linking its port facilities to communities across Canada and beyond.
Truckers visiting Prince Rupert will find plenty of work waiting for them around its busy industrial and waterfront areas. You'll find job contracts to and from the harbour port, seafood facility & nearby timber harvesting operations. 

There is plenty to see away from work too, including the local Royal Canadian Mounted Police station, courthouse, visitor center, lighthouse, and the Museum of Northern British Columbia, which showcases the rich history, art, and culture of British Columbia's Northwest Coast.

Vernon

Located in the North Okanagan, agriculture has long played an important role in the local economy of Vernon, alongside a diverse mix of manufacturing, tourism, forestry, and other industries. Drivers will be able to make deliveries to an agricultural equipment dealer, landscape supply company, yacht builder, RV dealer, and a beverage plant. 


While travelling through Vernon, you'll also be able to find several local landmarks, including the hospital complex, Okanagan Science Centre, and the distinctive Telecommunications Tower Building. 

Bella Coola

At the western end of Highway 20 lies Bella Coola, a remote community surrounded by the spectacular wilderness of British Columbia's Central Coast. The journey into the Bella Coola Valley takes drivers through a landscape of mountains, dense forests, and dramatic scenery, making this part of the province quite different from many of the other destinations you'll discover.


In Bella Coola, you'll find landmarks such as the Royal Canadian Mounted Police station and The Augsburg United Church. Whether Bella Coola marks the end of a long delivery or the beginning of your journey back through the valley, we hope you'll take some time to enjoy this unique corner of British Columbia.

We look forward to sharing even more from the British Columbia DLC with you in the future. Until then, be sure to add British Columbia to your Steam Wishlist and follow us on X, Instagram, Facebook, Bluesky, and TikTok, or subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news & previews. Until next time, keep on truckin'!

26.4 Snapshot 4 (known as 26.4-snapshot-4 in the launcher) is the fourth snapshot for Java Edition 26.4, released on October 13, 2026, which adds crevasses and brittle ice as well as revamping jukeboxes. Full changelog: https://minecraft.wiki/Java_Edition_26.4-snapshot-4

Prepare to be dazzled, because this month LEDVANCE join the Works with Home Assistant program as our newest partners 🎉 And what’s more, they bring a huge lineup of certified devices (116, to be exact!) to our community, which means plenty of new ways to light up your home 💡

A century of bright ideas

We love welcoming established brands as much as newer names to the Works with Home Assistant program, and LEDVANCE are… well… both! The company was created in 2016 when OSRAM, one of the lighting industry’s oldest and most respected names, spun off its general lighting business as an independent entity. Its name combines “LED” and “advance,” a nod to the shift toward modern LED lighting and the possibilities that came with it.

Since then, LEDVANCE have grown into a global name in their own right, with offices in more than 50 countries and customers in more than 140. They carry forward more than 100 years of lighting experience, and still sell products under the OSRAM brand through a licensing agreement.

But while their heritage is strong, their focus is firmly on the future. Their OSRAM SMART+ range brings that expertise into the modern smart home (and now our program 🎉), embracing Matter to give you more freedom to illuminate your environment around the way you live. With so many devices to choose from, whatever you’re picturing for your home, chances are there’s a LEDVANCE light that can help you make it happen.

Setting the standard

Every LEDVANCE device certified to the program uses Matter with a Wi-Fi connection, making the devices simple to integrate into your existing setup. For any newcomers, Matter is an open standard developed by the Connectivity Standards Alliance. It lets devices from different brands work together locally, so you’re never locked into one company’s ecosystem and your data stays where it should be – in your home.

Since LEDVANCE’s Matter devices use Wi-Fi, you won’t need any extra gear to get started. Just add them to your network and they’ll talk to Home Assistant directly, ensuring an easy setup and the option to create automations with the devices you already have. It’s great to see our new partners prioritizing open standards, showing they care as much as we do about helping our community control their smart homes on their own terms.

Devices

LEDVANCE’s certified devices cover everything from filament-style bulbs, spotlights, and recessed and track downlights, to ceiling and wall lights, floor lamps, and flexible LED strips for adding a glow under kitchen cabinets or behind the TV. In fact, there are so many options that the list is too long to include in this blog, so head to the certified device list to check out all the details!

Set the scene for a comfy night in with LEDVANCE’s smart lights.

To give you a snapshot, most of the range is tunable white or full color, so your lights can go from a cozy evening glow to crisp morning brightness (or a full rainbow, if the mood strikes). There are also IP-rated options for bathrooms and the garden, including floodlights and outdoor spots, so you can automate your lights beyond the back door, for example to turn your security lights on when a sensor detects motion. And if you prefer to use what you already have, the SMART+ Plug can turn any ordinary lamp or appliance into something you can automate, while smart wall switches do the same for your ceiling lights: replace the switch on the wall, keep the bulbs you have.

As with every device certified to the program, LEDVANCE’s products have been rigorously tested by our in-house team to make sure they comply with our core requirements of local control and privacy. LEDVANCE have also committed to providing long-term support for our community, so you can be confident your setup will keep working for the long run.

Lighting that lasts

Sustainability is one of the core principles of the Open Home Foundation, the non-profit organization that runs Works with Home Assistant. A big part of that is making sure devices stay useful for as long as possible. Since LEDVANCE’s devices don’t need a cloud service to function, you don’t have to worry about a far-off server shutdown turning your lights into e-waste.

And because Matter works across platforms, you’ll still be able to use your tech if you ever change smart home systems. Lighting that keeps shining whatever happens to a platform: that’s the kind of partner we love to welcome, and it’s what this program is all about.

All systems glow

We’re thrilled to have LEDVANCE join our community, and can’t wait to see what you light up with their range of devices. Want to see more partners like them on board? A Home Assistant Link (formerly Home Assistant Cloud) subscription gives you secure, remote access to your smart home, and directly supports the Open Home Foundation to expand our program. Because the more brands that join, the more choice you have to design your space exactly the way you like. Here’s to plenty more switched-on homes 💡 Welcome, LEDVANCE!

FAQs

Q: If I have a device that is not listed under Works with Home Assistant does this mean it’s not supported?

A: No! It just means that it hasn’t gone through a testing schedule with our team or doesn’t fit the requirements of the program. It might function perfectly well but be added to the testing schedule later down the road, or it might work under a different connectivity type that we don’t currently test under the program.

Q: OK, so what’s the point of the Works with program?

A: It highlights the devices we know work well with Home Assistant and the brands that make a long-term commitment to keeping support for these devices going. The certification agreement specifies that the devices must have the functionality you would expect within Home Assistant, operate locally without the need for cloud and that they will continue to do so long-term.

Q: How were these devices tested?

A: All of LEDVANCE’s certified devices were tested using Home Assistant over a standard Wi-Fi connection with our certified Matter integration. If you have another setup or integration that’s not a problem, but we test this way as it’s the most effective method for our team to certify within our ecosystem.

Q: Will you be adding more LEDVANCE devices to the program?

A: Why not! We’re thrilled to foster a close relationship with the team at LEDVANCE to work together on any upcoming releases or add in further products that are not yet listed here.

Apple today introduced Apple HomeView, designed to be central to the home and personal to everyone in it.

Apple today announced the next generation of Apple TV 4K, delivering its most immersive home theater experience yet.

Apple today announced HomePod mini 2, featuring Siri AI, gorgeous new colors, and enhanced audio experiences.

Apple today announced Apple Home Collection, a new lineup of smart home accessories built in collaboration with LG Electronics and Schneider Electric.

New

• You can now fill in forms faster in Smart Window. When clicking into a form field or selecting Fill from sources, Smart Window will now suggest data to use based on your relevant open tabs and saved autofill data.

• Firefox now creates more accessible PDFs when saving a page as PDF, and when printing on Linux and macOS. This also fixes a variety of PDF rendering issues, such as missing math symbols.

• Firefox now supports the JPEG XL image format, which generally has better compression than WebP, JPEG, PNG, and GIF.

• New Tab now keeps a library of custom wallpapers under Your images, rather than only the most recent one.

• Firefox's translations feature now supports the following languages:

  • Albanian
  • Belarusian
  • Filipino

Fixed

• Fixed website icons (favicons) in address bar results blending into the highlight color when selecting a result with the keyboard on Ubuntu's default theme.

• Fixed a crash that could occur while Firefox loaded website icons (favicons).

• Fixed the first letter of each search engine's name being underlined in the Unified Search Button menu in the address bar on Windows and Linux, which could cause conflicting keyboard shortcuts.

• Fixed menus such as List all tabs, Settings, and Unified Search being hard to read with a Windows High Contrast theme. Menu background and text colors now follow the Background and Text colors chosen for a custom contrast theme in Windows Settings.

• Various security fixes.

Changed

• Firefox no longer rounds scroll positions to whole screen pixels. Scrolling is now smoother and more precise, especially on high-resolution displays or when a page is zoomed.

Enterprise

• For Firefox Enterprise updates and fixes, see the Firefox Enterprise Release Notes. For policy changes, see the Firefox admin docs changelog.

Developer

• Developer Information

• Fixed an issue where the Network Monitor could miss WebSocket messages if they arrived immediately after a connection was established.

Web Platform

• Firefox now supports typed arithmetic in CSS calc(), allowing units to be multiplied and divided within math functions.

• Added support for the navigate option for the Notification constructor and ServiceWorkerRegistration.showNotification(), which specifies a URL to navigate to when the notification is clicked.

• The WebAuthn conditional UI is now shown on input elements with an autocomplete="webauthn" attribute. Previously, it was only shown when the attribute included another autofill field value, such as autocomplete="username webauthn". (Learn more)

• Firefox now supports the cache value for PerformanceResourceTiming.deliveryType, allowing websites to identify resources served from the HTTP cache.

• The WebGL extension EXT_polygon_offset_clamp is now available on compatible devices.

Unresolved

• Web apps launched with the third-party PWAsForFirefox tool may fail to start in Firefox 158 and show the error "The installation seems to be incomplete." Updating PWAsForFirefox to version 2.20.1 or later fixes the issue. If the error persists, select "Reinstall runtime" and then "Patch profiles and runtime" in the PWAsForFirefox extension settings.

Community Contributions

• With the release of Firefox 158, we are pleased to welcome the developers who contributed their first code change to Firefox in this release, 20 of whom were brand new volunteers! Please join us in thanking each of these diligent and enthusiastic individuals, and take a look at their contributions:

  • :cat: 2071142
  • Adham: 1985986
  • Anand Balaji: 2072754
  • Calvin Lei-Cramer: 1975584
  • Collins Kubu: 2069323
  • Daniel mungai chege: 2072565
  • f3tch [:f3tchcodes]: 1492357, 1917288, 1957843, 2068045, 2070577
  • foued: 2070398
  • harry75369: 2000420, 2006226, 2071759
  • HojunCho: 2066829
  • ianlewisuk1: 2072737
  • Jakub Stasiak [:jstasiak]: 1719394
  • Lavindeep: 2069768
  • Ole Baumann [:darkintaqt]: 2070873
  • Rehan: 1688932
  • Ruslan Semchenko: 105707, 2041999, 2071549
  • Sho Sakuma: 2072520
  • Thomas Nibler [:tnibler]: 2071644, 2072008, 2072750
  • Vir Patel: 1865119, 2073619
  • Yeet: 1973441

release: v2.0.28

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