Today’s snapshot is the first release candidate for 2.6.

We have started down the path to stabilizing for a 2.6 stable release. Thus our focus will now be on regression fixes.

Today’s snapshot fixes a number of recent regressions to the address field and does a minor bump to our Chromium back-end.

Today’s snapshot makes it easier to locate a previously saved password and updates our Chromium back end to 75.

Today’s snapshot tests a fix for the black window that some users experienced on Windows 7, when running Vivaldi.

For today’s snapshot we made it easier to manage profiles, block ads that use abusive technologies, added support for Razer Chroma headsets, fixed a Twitter panel crash, and display issues with WhatsApp Web and Google.com.

Today’s snapshot is the first release candidate for 2.5.

We are not quite at release candidate stage but we are getting very close. Here are three more important fixes.

There were some complaints about extension icons in the previous snapshot. This issue should now be fixed.

From today’s snapshot we start on the path towards stabilizing for a 2.5 release. There will be a focus on regression fixes for the next few snapshots.