I-Firefox Isithangami Sokwesekwa

I've seen some solutions that mentioned creating userChrome and userContent files but they were outdated and I think there should be simpler solution. A friend of mine has basic Firefox version and she said she has never met with such problem.

I've tried:

• Clearing cache and cookies
• Creating some Chrome files
• Disabling addons

I don't think it's Firefox Developer Edition's problem as the issue has been persistent for some time/updates now.

Just updated to V89. What I don't like is the font size in the tool bar. I used the zoom control but that doesn't change the font size in the tool bar. Any suggestions as to how to change the tool bar size and/or the font size? Thanks

Hello everybody!

I just updated my firefox to the newest version - and I absolutely hate the new design. Is there any way to "keep" the newest version, but have the older design?

I know that installing the version before the design got updated would be a possibility, but for various reasons I would like to avoid doing that - at least if there is any other option. If not, I'll just have to do that I guess.

Help would be very much appreciated!

Greetings

it updated to version 89.0 now the whole page is a light grey and the lock box is a light grey drawing it used to be a black lockbox the whole damn thing has been altered and it is horrible to run, it is something that I now never want to be on again i cannot get colors back i cannot get the real lockbox back instead of this little kid pretend type grey backgrond with dark grey lines that look like a lockbox... IT is all horrific now

So Firefox suddenly and without asking just changed its look into something absolutely... No words can describe level of my disgust, so I wont fill this post by angry ranting.

Is there a way to get the old look back? (preferably without any downloads needed, cos at remote desktops that is not always an option)

Please, don't force me to use Chrome. I hate that browser, but they at least had decency to create skin, which makes it look like Firefox. The normal one, not the new diarrhea all over the screen one.

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I have been using Firefox with tabs right above the browser window, and below the address and bookmark bars, for a very long time. I don't want to stop now. But the hack I used with versions prior to 89 now puts the tabs at the bottom of the window and makes all but the current tab invisible.

Does anyone have userChrome.css code that works?

I have just updated to Firefox 89 and really like the design, but there's no shadow on the active tab? On my work machine there is.

Is that a bug? I have tried to reset Firefox, but I can't get the shadow to show.

They are both locked in to the same account and have the same theme, extensions and settings.

So I got updated to version 89.0. I'm not entirely sure why we have to keep doing this. It looks different. Does it look better? Not really. Does it do something new that the previous version didn't do. Not that I can tell.

What it does do is scroll really badly. It's very jerky and it's giving me a headache. The previous version scrolled smoothly when I used the laptop's touch pad scroll section. (Like a wheel on a mouse but for a touch pad.)

I don't know why we have to keep "improving" things, without actually improving them and breaking what did work.

Is there any way to fix this? Other than Google Chrome?

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How do I check if hardware acceleration is turned on whilst under recommended performance settings? Remember that I want to keep the checkbox ticked. Is there something I should be searching for on Troubleshooting Information or about:support ?

Format of Firefox changed today for some reason. I'm no longer able to forward URL's found thru firefox by email. Even the firefox webpage looks different. June 1, 2021 KEN B>

I seem to remember that, prior to Firefox 89, there was a customize touch bar button in the menu, under Firefox. After updating to Firefox 89, I can't find the button anymore. I looked in the menu and in settings. I tried looking online.

I read about new "floating tabs". I assume this refers to tab previews, whether they float or not. I have FF89. I don't got no tab thumbnail previews, floating or not. I don't get it!? Can someone explain. If i need an extension, which one??? Thanks in advance, Vancouver user

Where can I complain about firefox updates that always seem to be changing the appearance of the browser. I have absolutely hated firefox's appearance since updates around version 48.x when everything changed. Why force minimalist crappy looking, hard on the eyes themes on people. I'm about ONE update from uninstalling firefox and finding a different browser!!!

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