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I must have missed this change. Searching on the web did not give much information. What's bad about the new address bar?
by gpvos 6y ago
I must have missed this change. Searching on the web did not give much information. What's bad about the new address bar?
- carapace 6y agoReally? cracks knuckles Let me fire up the ol' rant machine... Ah fuck it... It's too early in the morning. - - - - In the great order of things the "megabar" isn't that big of a deal. I personally hate it, but that's just me. Objectively it's bad UI for a few reasons, but I don't want to write a big screed about UI design. At the root of the problem is what dude said above: their attitude stinks. They activate it without consent. They remove the option to disable it. Mozilla has become a caricature of itself. They were already just a fig leaf over Google's hegemony (They get 85%-90% of their money from Google and send telemetry to them by default.) Now it seems like they are adopting the same patronizing and distant stance. I hate to say it because I used to really like Mozilla and I even have some friends working there so I know it's a bunch of really good, committed folks over there, but to me their progress and process have become retrograde along the dimensions I care most about.
- gpvos 6y agoAny lost functionality? New privacy issues? The main thing I noticed was that the bar got some empty space to its left and right, which took some effort to remove.