Ahead of today's GNOME 3.25.2 desktop environment development release, the team of developers behind the Epiphany web browser have released the second milestone towards the Epiphany 3.26 stable series, due out later this year.Epiphany 3.25.2 is here three weeks after the first milestone in the new development series targeting the upcoming GNOME 3.26 desktop environment, and it comes with a bunch of goodies that may interest some of you out there who don't want to use Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Vivaldi, or Chromium browsers.
Among the new changes implemented in Epiphany 3.25.2, we can mention a new keyboard shortcuts (Shift+Tab and Ctrl+Tab) for switching tabs, support for the address bar to consider bookmark tags, better notification permissions when using the browser in Web App mode, and a new, hidden setting for disabling quirks mode.
To allow scrolling of the tab selection menu, Epiphany now no longer use a popover. Moreover, this development relea... (read more)
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