Mozilla rolled out Firefox 150 on April 20, 2026, with binaries hitting its FTP servers ahead of the official site launch the next day. Users on Windows and macOS saw in-app updates soon after. Linux fans grabbed it via Snap on Ubuntu or Flatpak from Flathub. This monthly drop packs practical tweaks that power users will notice right away. Split View steps up big time. Right-click any link now to open it alongside your current tab. Want to flip them? Context menu handles that. Search your open tabs when starting a new split, too—pick exactly what pairs best. It’s these details that make multitasking smoother without extra extensions. Tab handling gets smarter. Shift-click multiple tabs, right-click the bunch, and share all their URLs at once. Copy {$num} links, as Firefox labels it, ready for pasting into notes or chats. A new setting under Tabs lets you turn off accidental drag-and-drop grouping. No more surprise clusters. PDF editing expands. Reorder pages. Copy and paste them between documents.…