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Yes, you can. But once you think about it, you'll see that you actually can't. Because once you're making changes to components instead of formalized settings,
by Arech 5y ago
Yes, you can. But once you think about it, you'll see that you actually can't. Because once you're making changes to components instead of formalized settings, you are doomed to re-apply them each software update. Not a smart way to customize.
- lavabiopsy 5y agoBut that's exactly what you're asking Mozilla to do when you ask them to keep that as a formalized setting, it's exactly the same work just it's done by a Mozilla employee and not you. So it really sounds like you're asking them to do something which you acknowledge yourself is not a smart or efficient thing to do.
- CRConrad 5y agoYeah, because it's so much more efficient if every user who liked the old interface gets to write and maintain a bunch of CSS for themselves, in stead of a Mozilla employee not doing the work of removing already-present settings... Sheesh, don't you even notice how you're coming off here?