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What's the advantage over the standard dark Firefox theme?
by subbz 7y ago
What's the advantage over the standard dark Firefox theme?
- cerberusss 7y agoShadowFox covers all corner cases. For instance, when opening a new tab, Firefox would flash a crazy huge white page before theming it.
- sleavey 7y agoSeems like this should be fixed in Firefox rather than requiring a theme which executes unsandboxed code on your machine to install itself. I get that people probably want this now, but personally if this bothered me I'd submit a feature request and wait for something more official.
- baal80spam 7y ago>For instance, when opening a new tab, Firefox would flash a crazy huge white page before theming it. I'm using a standard FF dark theme and I don't see anything like that. That's on Win7, FF 67.0.4 (64-bit).
- remedan 7y agoI think this issue was fixed. But it definitely used to exist. I used to use ShadowFox specifically because of it.
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]
- cerberusss 7y agoOn Mac, latest version, it still exists for new window and second new tab. Subsequent new tabs seem to be fixed.
- addicted 7y agoI remember this issue but I haven’t seen it lately. Maybe they’ve fixed it?
- cerberusss 7y agoNo, it still exists. When I open a new window, it flashes white. When I open a second tab, also flashes white. When I open subsequent new tabs, it doesn't. And besides, the settings, about:config etc. screens don't follow the dark theme.