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I really dislike the new UI

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This new UI is honestly baffling to a point where I dont understand how someone was paid to design this. No borders or divider between tabs, lots of wasted space, and aesthetic choices I really take issue with. Most notably in this regard the tab not being connected to the web page I'm on, but the way the browser looks when you have many tabs open just makes my head hurt. I get some people enjoy it, but I dont and I dont understand why I'm forced to use it instead of having an option to enable/disable it.

I really dislike the removal of functionality as well in order to make it more "streamlined."

"Fewer interruptions: Reduced number of alerts and messages, so you can browse with fewer distractions." I also don't understand this line directly from the update page. Why wouldn't I want to be notified of something? If I didn't want to be notified, I would close the tab or disable the notification. It is like they are creating problems to then solve with silly solutions when it was never a problem in the first place.

It genuinely feels like much control and decision making was taken away from the end user. I really enjoy firefox and have for years, but I am unsure that I am willing to continue using it after this update.

This new UI is honestly baffling to a point where I dont understand how someone was paid to design this. No borders or divider between tabs, lots of wasted space, and aesthetic choices I really take issue with. Most notably in this regard the tab not being connected to the web page I'm on, but the way the browser looks when you have many tabs open just makes my head hurt. I get some people enjoy it, but I dont and I dont understand why I'm forced to use it instead of having an option to enable/disable it. I really dislike the removal of functionality as well in order to make it more "streamlined." "Fewer interruptions: Reduced number of alerts and messages, so you can browse with fewer distractions." I also don't understand this line directly from the update page. Why wouldn't I want to be notified of something? If I didn't want to be notified, I would close the tab or disable the notification. It is like they are creating problems to then solve with silly solutions when it was never a problem in the first place. It genuinely feels like much control and decision making was taken away from the end user. I really enjoy firefox and have for years, but I am unsure that I am willing to continue using it after this update.

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I prefer separators between tabs, but I'm giving it a few days to see whether I get used to it.

If you need immediate relief, I can give you a quick short-term workaround, but a more durable solution will require more work.

Temporary Fix

For testing purposes, there is a preference to switch the tab bar and address bar between new style and old style. This is not expected to continue in Firefox 90, but maybe you want to use it for now.

(1) In a new tab, type or paste about:config in the address bar and press Enter/Return. Click the button accepting the risk.

(2) In the search box in the page, type or paste browser.proton.enabled and pause while the list is filtered

(3) Double-click the preference to switch between true (new style) and false (old style)

Longer Term Community Workaround

This involves setting up a userChrome.css file. I have a rules builder that will get more features throughout the month. By the time the above preference is removed, it should be mature. If you want to take a sneak peek now: