At some point I decided to use default tab wallpapers by Mozilla. With an update of home menu [https://www.firefox.com/en-US/firefox/151.0/releasenotes/ 151.0] , there is a new logo in the center "Firefox". You can see it on (screenshot 1). It covers any background picture, in my case a tail of the fox. ''' I can't figure out how to hide this logo.''' I have one icon on my taskbar already; having it in the layout is just a redundancy. Obviously i know that i use Firefox there is no need to remind me that A little extra note: The layout reflow of the logo works bad when the window is resized. It's not centralized.(screenshot 2). The only band-aid that i see is in ''Settings >> New tabs >> Blank Page''. It turns of wallpapers and whole layout of homepage which is not my target (screenshot 3). I use Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTS , snap Firefox 151.0.1