সকল প্রোডাক্ট Community Forum

The topic that best describes my question is "Appearance", but I don't see that topic in the dropdown. Firefox 159.0.1. I have Firefox adhere to "system colors". The current tab title has a white background, the others blue. With an older version of Firefox, the text in the tab title was black if the background was white. With version 159.0.1, the current tab title uses white text if the background is white, making it unreadable. See images with red arrow pointing to what I'm talking about. The first 2 images show the new Firefox, 159.0.1. The 3rd image shows an older version, that properly adjusted the text color to black, if the tab title area was white.

whrn I open Chrome, everything displayed is in a nice format. When I open Firefox it's doesn't fit right. I've tryed to change it but can't seem to make it right. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.+ Thank you for your cooperation in advance.

GMB

I would like to disable the recent update at settingbrowser.nova.enabled. The purple-pink colors and rounded corners are VERY hard for me to see. I need the gray background, black writing, and square corners back. Thank you.

When opening Firefox View in dark mode, areas that are neither selected nor being hovered over become invisible. It might be an issue with the theme, but I’ll send this over just in case. (This English text was translated from Japanese using machine translation.)

I am confused about the difference between the two ways of zooming: 1. Pinch-to-zoom with two fingers on the laptop touchpad. 2. Page zoom with the keyboard: Ctrl + plus, Ctrl + minus, and Ctrl + 0.

On the laptop, pinch-to-zoom is very convenient. But when I connect an external monitor, a keyboard and a mouse, and then close the laptop lid, the touchpad is no longer available. If a page is still zoomed in from a pinch gesture, I cannot zoom back out to the normal size using only the keyboard and mouse.

Environment: Firefox 159.0; Arch Linux with Linux Zen 7.2.11; GNOME 51 on Wayland

Thank you. (English wording assisted by a translation tool.)

So that I don't uninstall it right away, I need instructions on how to disable this extremely ugly color scheme and design. Does Firefox want to lose its last remaining users to Chrome, too?

Why would something like this be changed without my consent? That's probably the biggest insult I've ever experienced.

The sites I have put up there are good, Bank, AOL YouTube, etc. The latest, this session, move to the right; I would like to put those back over the Dialog (?) box and below the sites I have there