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- linux@lemmy.ml
Welcome to a new issue of This Week in Plasma. And it’s going to be a big one, folks! This week, a familiar pattern played out: people upgraded to Plasma 6.8 and found all the bugs that nobody reported during the beta period, and the Plasma team worked incredibly hard to fix them! You’ll see the result below: tons of bug fixes.


Firefox has a PiP mode for videos, not any generic window
I know. My question was, is this new PiP mode in Plasma a generic Wayland feature, or is it about the Firefox’s own PiP mode.
“the Wayland picture-in-picture (PiP) protocol” So yes, of course.
That’s what I assumed too. But the linked issue talks just about Firefox.
I understood it as blacklisting support for the protocol because Firefox’s implementation was too buggy.
Oh now I understand! Firefox was the blocker to finally release a generic Wayland implementation! Man sometimes I have the feeling I can’t think. Thanks for your patience.
Disclaimer: I could be wrong.