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About 3 weeks or a month ago I no longer can identify if I am in a private window or not. I used to get a screen with dark borders and it identified itself as a private window. I've tried everything in settings to try to get this private screen back but have not been successful. I have not tried falling back an update or 2. I would appreciate some help with this issue.

Unsure cause as not happening when using Brave. When right click on any site using Mozilla suddenly, the black writing must be white on white background as link still works but cannot read. What gives? Attached one example.

Из-за нового обновления «Nova» на вкладке приватного просмотра в Firefox появился этот значок; он смещает вкладки вниз, оставляя пустое пространство между вкладкой и верхним краем экрана. / Due to the new "Nova" update, this icon has appeared in Firefox's private browsing tab; it shifts my tabs down from the very top, leaving an empty space between the tab and the top edge of the screen.

After my Ubuntu 26.04.1 LTS OS restarts from installing updates all the icons in my favorites disappear so i have to manually re install them.

Is there a fix for this issue?

Thanks Jerrall

I cant stand the new sidebar and the revamp false has kept me in firefox. Now its stuck with padding on the outside, padding on the inside even with NOVA turned off. I have gone back to firefox 157 for now.

Is there anyone forking firefox away from all this curvy padded UI. This is very unpleasant.

Hi!

I am using the add on 'sidebery' for vertical tabs and I am so happy about and so gotten used to it! (No, sorry, I don't want to use the built-in option)

Today I updated to FF 157.0 and saw this annoying part in the sidebar (as seen in the image attached)! WTaF? o.O I didn't ask for them to take up space in the sidebar that could fit almost TWO vertical tabs! Can I somehow make it go away? Or do I have to contact the creator of 'sidebery' (which I don't think is the culprit)?

userChrome.css 'trick' with

1. sidebar-header #sidebar-box {

   display: none !important;  

} won't do either.

Thank y'all very much!