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I'm using it Mozilla, so move the option itself if you want to satisfy your UI designers but DO NOT entirely remove it. This is how it looks with compact https
by mariusmg 6y ago
I'm using it Mozilla, so move the option itself if you want to satisfy your UI designers but DO NOT entirely remove it.
This is how it looks with compact
https://i.imgur.com/MXppXq2.png https://i.imgur.com/MXppXq2.png
- Macha 6y agoYeah, I've been using it pretty much since introduced. This is surprising to me, after all the drama their telemetry has caused, they don't even know if people are using a pretty visible feature? What are they even recording then?
- antihero 6y agoMan, I didn't know about that - this is amazing! Also this Proton redesign looks worse in every manner. Tabs are replaced by buttons at the top. Why would there be buttons? This is just strange. Also it is huge. I am not a child.
- oblio 6y agoTouch UIs. The computing market is ordered like this, from top dog to underdog: Smartphones -> laptops -> tables -> desktops Smartphones tend to have their own UI and desktops are slowly but surely dying off except for gaming and certain categories of tech professionals (some developers, some graphics artists, etc.). So that leaves the middle: laptops and tables. Which are slowly converging towards each other. Already in Windows-land many laptops are becoming 2-in-1s, both laptops and tables, so the screen is a touch screen. Tablets are moving the other way, adding keyboard accessories and multitasking features. So laptops are getting touch-friendly UIs and tablets are getting some keyboard-friendly features. It's a slow slog which will probably continue for decades, but pure desktops will be squeezed to less than 5% of marketshare at some point.
- juusto 6y agoNice, can you list your extensions please?