But… then how do you know which application you’re looking at?
GUI is bloat!
As if it was intended to be EndeavourOS’ default browser.
The new design looks good to me. Much more modern.
Of course, I have the titlebar, tab bar and bookmarks bar all hidden so I may not be seeing the same issues as the rest of you.
I basically only show the address bar and I am probably not very far off that although I have never pixel counted.
I know we’re saying this in jest, but in all seriousness, for maybe 80% of stuff, it really is…
I have the title bar, menu bar and bookmarks bar all hidden but I can’t find a way to hide the tab bar. Do you do this in about:config or use some extension?
In your Firefox profile create chrome/userChrome.css
Put this in it:
#TabsToolbar { visibility: collapse !important; }
In about:config set toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets
to true.
Restart Firefox
Worked like a charm. In a blink of an eye the tab bar was gone!
Thank you so much!
I’m not seeing it. Doesn’t look much different to me? Ive tried turning it off and on and i don’t see much difference.
Edit: Okay i notice the icons missing in the application menu.
There may still be a way:
while true; do notify-send -t 1000 "$(xdotool getwindowfocus getwindowname)"; sleep 1; done;
or even better if you have festival
(and festival-us
) installed - because your neighbours deserve to know too.
while true; do xdotool getwindowfocus getwindowname | festival --tts; done;
Is this better?
I just “love” how r/firefox has been a burning pile of trash since the Proton design came out on Nightly, but then the Firefox reddit community spent the last 6 months before that rioting over the highlighted address bar, so I guess it fits right into their MO…
Whelp… as of 91.0a1 2021-06-04 that flag no longer reverts the tab design to the old “attached” style…
Might be time to move from top tabs to side tabs
Tree-style tabs tend towards terrible times tiling.
That is a lot of t’s.
Also, I don’t know what it means
Have a browser with an open sidebar. Tile it to the left or right of the screen. There’s no darned web page left.
Makes sense. I run my browser maximized so I have tons of wasted space on the sides which are great for tabs.
That’s how they usually do it; after x number of updates flags that allows to reverse to an earlier design are disabled permanently.
It’s about time Firefox had a makeover, but I’m not a lover of the floating bug buttons.
Why not just add some minor rounded corners and swap the active color line to the bottom?
Of the variety of distros I have update Firefox on today, Pop!_OS looks much better.