Nothing wrong with Librewolf, but my understanding is that you could make most/all of its changes by changing settings in regular Firefox, so that's my preferred route

Here's a better example now that I can show you. All I did was CTRL+S the scene, but I didn't actually change anything. A bunch of objects shift around by tiny fractions of a unit, as if there's some floating point awkwardness going on here. It makes resolving merge conflicts very awkward.

Trying to model a snap fit for the first time, wish me luck.

Back for the first time in a while with a tech tip:

Don't forget `break;` in your switch statements in C like I did

Using the below MR, I can use Godot to make OpenXR overlays for my new runtime of choice, Monado. Here's a random 3D test scene running above xrgears.
github.com/CheesecakeCG...