> Firefox is quite buggy on Wayland Is it? I moved to Sway (a Wayland WM) a few months ago, and run FF exclusively. Hell, I even run Firefox ESR (as provided b

> Firefox is quite buggy on Wayland Is it? I moved to Sway (a Wayland WM) a few months ago, and run FF exclusively. Hell, I even run Firefox ESR (as provided by Debian), and I've noticed precisely one bug, and it's tiny: the main FF hamburger menu has a vertical scrollbar even if it's got plenty of vertical space left on the screen. Whatever, I use that menu once in a blue moon. Everything else is perfect! What are you experiencing? > you need to set up some environment flags before launching it A single flag! Come on, this is hardly a problem. > and there's a trove of bugs still open for it. There's a trove of bugs open for FF in general ;-) > Like cut and paste between different kind of applications, which is an horrible user experience tbh. What do you mean? It works fine for me. From FF to other Wayland windows, from other Wayland windows to FF, and to and from Xwayland windows. The only copy/paste behavioral difference I've noticed on Wayland is that I lose the copied data if I close the source program. So when copying from FF, I can't close FF (as a whole, not talking about the window in question) before I've pasted. I can't see that this is an actual problem.