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Definitely agree on the Firefox megabar. As soon as that came out I had to use userChrome.css to make it stop covering the bookmarks toolbar when opening a new
by tempestn 7y ago
Definitely agree on the Firefox megabar. As soon as that came out I had to use userChrome.css to make it stop covering the bookmarks toolbar when opening a new tab. When I open a new tab, I'm either going to type something in the address bar, or open a bookmark. Having one cover half of the other makes no sense. It's not like the regular address bar size is insufficient.
- a1369209993 7y agoCompetely orthogonal to the megabar being shit, you can[0] middle-click on a bookmark entry to open it in a new tab immediately. 0: could at some point? I revert and stop updating software that sends downgrades and regressions as updates, so I'm not sure what all firefox-latest is doing.
- tempestn 7y agoYeah, but the order of events in my brain is: 1. I want to go somewhere new. Opens new tab. 2. I have a bookmark for where I'm going!
- a1369209993 7y agoFair enough - I think of opening a bookmark (What do you mean "in a new tab"? That's how you open a bookmark.) as a single action, so it irritates me immensely when I have to make a space, then put stuff into the space, and having to do that simply because I didn't know about middle-clicking - rather than the application being deficient - would be even worse.