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I actually love the tab design, which is odd, because I hate anything new. What I did NOT like is the vertical spacing, which stank of the superfluous header ba
by orthecreedence 5y ago
I actually love the tab design, which is odd, because I hate anything new. What I did NOT like is the vertical spacing, which stank of the superfluous header bars from the late 90s/early 2000s.
I applied a browser CSS change to fix it, and now I think it's great.
/*
* remove dead space in browser tabs bar
*
* Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/nq6kto/if_you_dont_like_the_new_design_you_can_disable_it/
*/
:root { --tab-min-height: 30px !important; }
:root #tabbrowser-tabs { --tab-min-height: 30px !important; }
- avereveard 5y agothanks I hate that the browser is taking that much space. browser purpose is to serve content, not to be in the way of content.
- magikaram 5y agoI also am in this camp, and used the "compact" UI theme previously. With editing the- about:config I have the new tab theme, and the compact UI once again. And if anyone is also trying this route - change `browser.uidensity` to 1 will restore the compact theme.
- falsaberN1 5y agoI'm in agreement with you here. I do like the design, just loathe the excessive useless margins. It's a web browser, not a web site. I don't know why everything needs massive margins/padding nowadays. I like condensed. Anyway looked a lot worse in screenshots, with my system theme and tweaks I am actually liking how it looks. What I don't like very much is the new shield icon inside the address bar, looks more like a weird hexagon than a shield, but that's rather minor.