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Changing Default Behavior (CSS)

When I'm reading on a computer screen, I hatehatehatedespisehatehatehate "widow and orphan" control. This is especially annoying when reading a long narrative passage that reflows so that a break (often a blank paragraph) falls at the bottom or top of a column/page. There are two relevant CSS properties, each taking a nonzero positive integer as an argument:

    widows: [number of lines]
    orphans: [number of lines]

It appears that Firefox has (like most browsers) established a "default" value of 2 in each of these parameters, which seldom appear in site-specific stylesheets. Do Not Want.

Is there a way to change this default behavior to the equivalent of:

    body {
         widows: 1;
         orphans: 1;}

without either (a) breaking anything or (b) having to redo whatever change every time there's a Firefox update?

I found out about a chat gpt sidebar in firefox labs. I am facing a p[roblem where if i close this sidebar, i need to go to firefox labs tab and reopen it again. Is there a quck way, a macros for example how i can quickly open the new sidebar

I see the new AI chatbox feature buried within Firefox Labs. Is there not a way through a policies.json to disable that feature if it's unwanted? If there isn't, when would that be added (and hopefully before this feature becomes live in a future release)?

I had an account sign in at 4:30 today. from a windows user. That was not me... can you tell me where it came from?

Your Mozilla account was used to sign in Firefox on Windows 10 Thursday, Dec 12, 2024 9:33:37 PM (GMT)