Ah but you see, all the core details remained the same since Windows 95. Some from even earlier. Flat buttons, raised buttons, buttons with round corners, they

Ah but you see, all the core details remained the same since Windows 95. Some from even earlier. Flat buttons, raised buttons, buttons with round corners, they all had the same dimensions, margins, padding. Same goes for all the other details like menus. Indeed, this remains the same even today, in the Run dialog, Win32 applications like Notepad, … Some things changed, like window chrome and the shell (taskbar, start menu). Ribbons came. But the core design language remained unchanged. Until Modern UI. The Firefox context menu is of course not “native”. However, in Firefox 88, it has the look I would expect. The way it looks in basically all Win32 applications. In Firefox 89, context menus are inflated, comically large. Just because Microsoft is butchering UI consistency doesn’t mean other software has to follow suit.