Google Chrome Finally Arrives on ARM64 Linux — Widevine DRM Included
After missing its Q2 2026 target by a few weeks, Google quietly shipped official ARM64 .deb and .rpm packages for Chrome, closing a six-year gap for Linux ARM users. »
Three.js r185 Brings a Nanite-Style Rasterizer and Full WebGPU Skinning to the Web
Three.js r185 adds a compute-based nanite-style rasterizer and WebGPU skinning with instancing, pushing GPU-native 3D rendering closer to what was previously only possible in native engines. »
Firefox 153 Arrives with Split View, On-Device AI, and a Two-Week Release Cadence
Mozilla's latest release packs a rebuilt profile system, native split-view browsing, HDR video on Windows, and on-device AI for enterprise — plus the announcement that Firefox will ship every two weeks starting September 2026. »
MCP Goes Stateless: The Biggest Model Context Protocol Revision Since Launch
The MCP 2026-07-28 release candidate removes sessions, drops the initialization handshake, and hardens OAuth 2.1 authorization — calling it 'the largest revision since launch.' Every AI agent stack that runs MCP in production needs to take note. »
Deno 2.7 Ships the Temporal API — JavaScript Finally Gets a Sane Date System
After nearly a decade in TC39 development, the Temporal API lands in Deno 2.7 as a stable built-in — along with Windows ARM64 support and npm package overrides. »