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I updated my tablet to a Surface Pro 12 running Windows 11. I installed Firefox on my Surface Pro but I've noticed that all the websites I visit, that the page is outside of my viewing area. I've tried to find a way to fill the webpage to fit within my screen size without luck. I always need to scroll to the right to view the extra content. Is there a method to view the webpage within my screen size..?

Firefox updated to 151.0 last yesterday and now the background of the search selection box has changed color to white from its earlier setting. I have tried a bunch of things but cannot find the CSS needed to restore it to what it was (it was overridden with an image). The image below shows the new, white, version, and what I am trying to do is restore it so that it is overridden with the same background image as the rest of the header. What is the rule needed to override the background of this new box (the box with the colorful "G" and downward caret)?

Previously, I made a custom scale ".3,.5,.6,.7, .71, .72, .73, .74, .75, .76, .77,.78,.79, .8,.9,1," and thus using Ctrl + the mouse wheel allowed you to set any scale in this way, since when "Ctrl + mouse wheel" the page was scaled by 10% regardless of the values. That is, I could set 74% and use Ctrl + mouse wheel to make the page scale 64% or 84%, even without the available value. Now I can't do this because now my "Ctrl + mouse wheel" doesn't increase/decrease 10%, but just scrolls through the set values. How to get everything back? It's very annoying, I can't use it.

I have a mac mini, and i use firefox, when i open the app the window fills about 3/4 of the screen i use the arrows to expand the side and bottom to fill the screen (not full screen mode) just wanting firefox to open and fill the screen in general.

Once i expand the sides and bottom to fill screen i close and reopen fireox but it wont retain that size, so i see my desktop on the right and bottom areas. I thought by resizing closing it would retain that upon re opening, but it doesn't.

I dont want to be in full screen mode i just want when i open firefox for it to fill the screen and keep my top bar and whatnot in tact, is there something in settings or with key strokes via mac that I can do once i manually adjust the screen size so that it retains that size?

My current display settings are 1920x1080 if that matters and mac os tahoe with firefox 148 installed.

I am using Win 11, Microsoft Powertoys > Fancy Zones to manage the screen space on my 5120 x 1440 monitor. I also have System > Display > Multiple Displayers "Remember window locations based on monitor connection" enabled.

Any program I have besides FF will load up exactly where I had it last. FF shifts I am guessing 8 pixels to the right (or left, as this occurs if I close FF on the right side of the monitor.) If you look at the screenshots, the "opened at default" picture shows what FF looks like when I open it. You can see the xulstore.json file shows the screenX position is -8. If I manually type in 0, close out FF and reopen it, it will still shift back to the right a bit even with the .json still saying 0

How do I do one less thing when I turn the pc on and have FF open exactly as far left as possible instead of shifting over to the right?

I am somehow getting the new letter rendering on Windows 10, most letters are very pale, 't' is bold , tabs pale , looks horrible. I didn't change anything. So, annoying, difficult to read. Please help.

I am using the latest version of Firefox, and the scroll bar only appears when I place my mouse over it. Then I have to use arrow keys to scroll up and down the page, and it disappears very quickly. Once the scroll bar disappears not even the arrow keys work. Is there a way to turn the scroll bar on so that it is always on and does not disappear? I need to be able to scroll with both the mouse and the arrow keys any time I want to without moving the mouse over to the scroll bar. The disappearing scroll bar is incredibly annoying, and I cannot find a category for it anywhere in the settings menu.

Switched on vertical tabs in the latest Firefox release (149.0.2) and noticed a bit of an annoying issue with the bookmark toolbar. If setted only on new tabs - it push all ui of vertical tabs down, and when you switch - it's going up again. I’ve attached a GIF to show what I mean.

I’ve enabled the option to show the bookmark bar only on new tabs, along with the vertical tabs setting. This behavior doesn’t seem right to me — I’d expect the bookmark bar to sit beside the vertical tab sidebar without shifting it. The current design is pretty frustrating.

Is there any way I can fix this? I think it's a clear bug in UI. Thanks!