Several new features are in the works for Mozilla Firefox, the default web browser in Ubuntu. Firefox 143 adds Google Lens integration, making it easier for Firefox users to make use of the search giant’s visual search tool for locating visually similar shopping results. A new ‘Search with Google Lens’ is shown when right-clicking on a supported image file on a web page. Naturally, Mozilla also add telemetry to track the numbers of times the new Google Lens context menu entry is seen by users, as well as the number of times users actually use it. Those stats may be […]

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