Starting with Firefox 161, Firefox Nightly supports the CSS margin-trim property for block containers, which removes the margins of child elements at the container's edges.
https://t.co/ba4jZobYHL
Starting with Firefox 162, Firefox Nightly now supports the ident() arbitrary substitution function, which allows authors to dynamically construct identifiers by concatenating other values. The ident() function can be used wherever an <ident> is accepted.
https://t.co/fQCREXq534
Starting with Firefox 161, the address bar in Firefox Nightly explains why some results are shown, such as when a page was last visited or bookmarked.
https://t.co/APruiEO1p4
Browsing history imported from Chrome now includes how often you visited each page, so the sites you use most rank higher in address bar suggestions and shortcuts.
https://t.co/8vTfxW8TY8
Firefox now supports [nested arbitrary substitution functions][1] in the primary parameters of var(), attr(), and env(); for example, var(attr(data-theme-prop type(<custom-ident>))) and env(var(--safe-area-block-start)).
https://t.co/XYdmBDtnrH
Starting with Firefox 161, the search engine button in the address bar is always visible in Firefox Nightly, not only when the address bar is focused.
https://t.co/bb9sJgvo1f
Firefox now supports the random() CSS function, which allows authors to introduce randomness into their styles, generating a random value in a given range. https://t.co/6GBfFti9gk
On macOS, keyboard shortcuts assigned to Firefox menu items in System Settings now replace the built-in shortcuts for those items.
https://t.co/59lKEdlVIW
You can now copy the current tab's URL with a keyboard shortcut. No shortcut is assigned by default, so you can choose your own key combination in about:keyword (Ctrl+shift+C for example).