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Wish things didn't take up so much more whitespace on desktops. I miss the original Chrome UI. https://img.informer.com/p0/google-chrome-v1-built-in-download-m
by ilrwbwrkhv 5y ago
Wish things didn't take up so much more whitespace on desktops.
I miss the original Chrome UI. https://img.informer.com/p0/google-chrome-v1-built-in-download-manager.png https://img.informer.com/p0/google-chrome-v1-built-in-downlo...
Things were much tighter and most of the space was kept empty for web content.
The new Firefox redesign is really nice and clean to look at though.
- livre 5y agoThis seems like the same problem with have with RAM requirements, we have more resolution and RAM than we used to have in the past so developers and designers waste more of it because they don't need to be as careful as they used to.
- GekkePrutser 5y agoBut using much ram is still bad. Using much whitespace is viewed as a staple of modern design. I don't like it either, I have enough empty space on my wall. I buy my screen to display information.
- citrusui 5y agoAside from various coats of paint, the Chrome tab UI is still the same. Which I'm thankful for. Firefox has gone through a few redesigns lately; Australis, Photon, and Proton (latest)
- ilrwbwrkhv 5y agoisn't there more vertical whitespace now?
- ergot_vacation 5y agoGotta re-arrange those deck chairs!
- omega3 5y agoI'm using Vivaldi for this specific reason.
- tomjuggler 5y agoYeah, no white space at all, in dark mode..
- bruce343434 5y agoI still miss those slanted tabs. It just looks so much better.
- Wowfunhappy 5y agoI wonder if this can be changed via user CSS?
- Tokelin 5y agoYou can set some flags in about:config to make the UI more compact: browser.proton.enabled to false browser.uidensity to 1
- CRConrad 5y agoThank you!
- GekkePrutser 5y agoThe proton enable thing will go away in the next version. The compact mode will probably keep working a while longer but as they recovered the UI option for it, the writing is on the wall...