Overall I would say it is more stable and less features than Hyprland. And recently it has Waybar modules so you can have a complete status bar. Personally would prefer Niri over Hyprland on a laptop if I do not plan on connecting monitors. The issue I had is that there are too many actions available to move windows including across monitors and setting simple keybinds for all of those becomes a problem. It just did not work for me as I use two monitors.
Hmmm, back to Fennec I guess for us the Mull users?
I find it useful changing instances in invidious, there is usually at least one up and running. You could use Clipious or Materialious apps on Android for easy access. Btw I once had Tubular, Newpipe, Libretube(piped.video) and Clipious installed all at the same time because of the same issues with Youtube attacking privacy front ends.
Firefox and forks have Wayland support (MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1) by default since version 121 or so.
Could we know what was your distro?
My full journey was Ubuntu, Manjaro, Debian, Arch. I would still consider myself a noob but know I don’t break stuff as often.
I do not know how to solve your problem but I suggest posting to c/voidlinux or their subreddit which should have more people capable to help.
I’m on River too, but I still wish one could move windows across monitors just like in Sway and Hyprland. I’m referring to the fallback window movement when it reaches the end of a monitor and there is an available monitor in that direction so it sends the window to said available monitor. I think it makes for a low cognitive effort workflow.