If you request a URL that returns an application/JSON result Firefox will give you a “Download this file” dialog by default. If you rather want the JSON data to show up just as a XML, RSS or HTML page would you could download this little extension called JsonView that will do this for you. Another nice little tool to keep in your tool belt.
#607 — January 15, 2026 Read on the Web ⚠️ The Node.js January 13, 2026 Security Releases — Originally expected in December, these releases (of Node.js 25.3.0, 24.13.0, 22.22.0, and 20.20.0) finally landed this week, largely due to their complexity and the scope of the vulnerabilities they tackle. More on that in the next item! The Node.js
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#605 — December 16, 2025 Read on the Web 🗓️ Today we’re taking a look back over some of the big stories and links that got you clicking this year. Also, Node Weekly will be moving to Thursdays in January 2026, as part of a reshuffle for many of our newsletters. __Your editor, Peter Cooper This
