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My monitors are QFD ( 2560 x 1440 ) and I use font scale 125%. With the most recent Firefox these fonts are garbled. They do not display properly. I am using MS Edge for the time being.

So I noticed that for websites without CSS files or some websites seem to have Firefox's dark color scheme automatically applied to them. I do like websites auto-syncing with my theme, but I don't want Firefox to force the color scheme either.

My laptop doesn't have this weird side effect so I don't know if it's a feature I enabled or somehting.

New version of Firefox (135.0) looks like a narrow window expanding to each side when I open the browser. Is there a way to turn off animations like this and just have the window open normally?

my new tab page changed over night i real don't like the changes, i would like an option to change which side the weather is display and the size of the box of site favorite. i find the weather on right less intuitive as my left eye is stronger and the smaller box harder to work with due to my double vision

Hello Firefox, i love using your browser, and one of the main things why i do is the shortcuts on the home screen, they were perfect, and now for some reason they became smaller, please bring back the normal shortcuts. thank you

Hello,

today i find out about Firefox Home changed, i see changed icons size and visible text lenght under icons on page, i planned to reinstall windows today, what i did, and after that all seems ok, same version of firefox, but after 4-5 hours all size of icons and visible text lenght leng is changed on my eyes, and this look ugly. Please tell me what happened, and what i can do to return proper sizes, this looks like piece of shit.

I want to edit my context (right click) menu. Right now there are way too many options that do not actually have options within the page, like an add to dictionary option when no words are selected. I just want to remove some of the options. I don't need all this:

MOZILLA!

YOUR RIGHT VERTICAL SCROLLBAR IS A NIGHTMARE!

I get vertigo when i go to push or pull the scrollbar: If my mouse is a micron off the THIN scrollbar and i attempt to pull the bar, i get vertigo like using bad VR because my mind says the screen should be moving, but the scrollbar is not moving because i'm a micron off the bar BECAUSE THE BAR IS PAPER THIN.

I see many many users who are having the same issue but few are able to widen the scrollbar.

I go to "about:config"

then i put in the "widget" line that is blasted everywhere to make it wider, but the scrollbar never widens!!

Pleeease please folks, this is slowing down my workflow.

I'm using firefox: 135.0 (64-bit)

Please could someone offer a solution??

Thank you!

Darryl Swann [edited phone# from community support forum] Los Angeles CA

I really need to get some amount of a title bar back. I'm constantly grabbing tabs and dragging them out of their window trying to move the window around.

I've been working with chatgpt to find a solution, but none of them seem to work.

I'm running v132 under kde plasma.

I've tried a variety of about:config settings as well as some legacy settings and custom css with no success. I've been able to get a transluscent shadow box above the tabs, but it's non-interactive.

I'd really appreciate some guidance. This has become a deal breaker for me. I can understand the desire to conserve space, but zero room to grab a window and move it is too extreme.

Thanks in advance

I want my bookmarks toolbar to be across the top of the page but I can only find it from the 3 bars at the top right of the screen. When I click on it, I am given the option to hide the toolbar, but it's already hidden. I have also navigated from the View menu as well, and the toolbar is set on Always Show. I have run out of things to try. I am on a laptop with Microsoft Windows. Can someone offer assistance?

I'm looking at a screenshot which was submitted as part of a court filing that shows what looks like some sort of toolbar perhaps on a browser.

I'm trying to figure out just what it belongs do - what browser or such?

I've attached thepart of the screenshot showing the "toolbar."

Is this a part of an Android browser for non-PC devices - phone, tablet, etc.?

It looks like there's an address bar showing "jonpsalmonds.net" (defunct as of now because of horribly conducted court case)

I'm just guessing this is the standard top part of browser's window for a browser I've never seen before.

Any ideas?

Note - the PDF in which the screenshot was presented had a watermark - that's the faint lettering you see in the background of the image. Just ignore it.

Bob

How can I restore text labels under icons in the top line of the toolbar [Home, Bookmarks, Print, etc.], instead of just having the icons?

Thanks in advance for your help! Have a great weekend.