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In the latest versions, the ability to view the source code of the page has disappeared. Using a prefix "view-source:" doesn't work either.

How do I view the source code now?

Hi! Does anybody know how to disable browser closing by ctrl+q shortcut? It is too close to ctrl+w and sometimes I close the whole browser instead of one tab. Moreover it is really useless and stupid feature since I have alt+f4. Why I need another shortcut which do the same stuff? And why developers ignore this issue which was reported on several forums? I tried install extension which disable it but it doesn't work for me.

Here it is almost a year later ( I tried posting a link to the previous Mozilla support article from 11 months ago BUT it seems we can't even do that ) and the "coming back soon" answer still hasn't happened. I switched to Firefox more than two decades ago (maybe 3) because it was "by the people, for the people", because it was so much better than Internet Explorer and it was also safer. I have always preached the virtues of Firefox whenever I saw friends and relatives using something else BUT now I'm starting to wonder "is it time *I* move to something else? My question is, is the print function coming back or isn't it (OR is it time for a change)?

Many of the add-ons I regularly use to enhance workflow and browsing aren't available in the Reality browser, which seems to only have a much smaller library of extensions. The extensions I want to employ don't seem like they'd be particularly difficult to implement on my device, and don't seem to pose any major security risks. So, I was wondering if the broader range of Add-ons will become available soon on the reality browser, or if there are certain hidden settings, like those available in about:config in the desktop browser or a certain developer mode that could allow access to the Add-ons. As an example of what I mean, I usually employ the Video Speed Controller Add-on, which seems as though it would be easily compatible with my VR device setup, and roughly equivalent versions are available natively on certain websites like youtube and work without buffering or other issues on my device, so I was wondering why the add-on might not be approved for the Realiy browser. Thank you for your time.

While wtching videos on the Reality browser, it usually shows an option to switch to a 3D format. This option still appears on videos that only exist in a 2D format. When I select the 3D option on a 2D video, it just splits the original screen and only shows half of it to each eye instead of creating a fullscreen stereoscopic image. I was wondering if it is supposed to work that way, and the 2D video input format is simply incompatible with that feature, or if there's a problem with my device/those specifc videos, and the feature is supposed to be able to convert any 2D input to stereoscopic 3D output, the same way some of those fairly old 3D televisions with adjustable depth settings could do. Thank you for your time.