It's always two steps forward and one step back with every Ubuntu
release, isn't it?  I don't care about the technicalities about whether
it's Gnome, Canonical or Stallman who's responsible for introducing this
bug.  All I know is that it says "Ubuntu" on the package, and the
maintainers of "Ubuntu" should put an effort into maintaining a level of
functionality that Ubuntu users have been accustomed to. Luckily there
was an easy fix for this, but it's still extremely annoying that one has
to browse the web after every distupgrade in order to restore normal
behaviour and functionality.  I switched to Ubuntu for a reason, and
this is NOT how Linux for Human Beings should be like!

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