I-Firefox Isithangami Sokwesekwa

Hi,

The right-click context menu has a "open image in new tab" option with a handy keyboard shortcut, however using it one goes in to the new tab with the opened image. Is there any way to use the "open image in new tab" but staying in the current tab?

Thanks.

Hello,

since the latest update I experience problems with printing. In my store we print hundreds of little slips every day, they are the size of 1/3 of A4 format.

The webapp which prints them generates an A4 PDF, where only the top 1/3rd of the page is actually filled with information. Usually we print this via systems dialog, we have it set to print on Letter DL format, change the orientation 90 degrees and zoom to 270%, which gives us a perfect result.

As of yesterdays update, Firefox somehow changed the alignment rules, and the zoomed-in page now gets centred instead of aligned left, which completely breaks our process.

Is there any way to force left alignment? This is affecting two different machines exactly on the day of the update rollout. Changelog only says the print margins have been changed but I believe also the alignment has been affected by that.

Thx

I'm developing an add-on for Firefox which will take the colors from the favicon of the current tab to color bits of the tab-bar dynamically.

I'm having trouble finding out how I can modify browser CSS, for example in the Browser Tool box console, this works perfectly fine: ```const activeTab = document.querySelector('.tabbrowser-tab[selected="true"] .tab-background'); activeTab.style.background = "rgb(0, 221, 255)";```

but when inputting this same code in my add-on, it cannot query that same selector (I've given it tabs and theme permissions). This also does not work as a stylesheet.

Can anyone point me to what I need to access the browser UI DOM?

The Widevine CDM 4.10.2209.1 plugin crashes every time in Firefox 78 browser. Was updated on April 21, 2021, maybe it's a bug? I'm not able to uninstall the plugin. Any help would be appreciated, thank you!

Is there an option to get the old behavior back? When I'm browsing for reference images and I want to just have an image or video in a window I could just right click and use view image/video. Now it's open in a new tab.

You essentially just added one useless click to the whole thing which is me having to close the tab the image came from.

If you answer with, "You can just use copy image link and paste it in the same tab." You just turned what was right click then left click into right click, left click, move mouse over, click to highlight the address, ctrl+v

When I have to do this to hundreds of images every day, every single little click counts.

So, can I restore the old and better functionally? And really, when you do these changes, give an option to keep the old method or keep both.... Gesh...