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Looks like a child's toy with all the very large rounded corners. I like to save vertical space for content, this looks like it's wasting it with useless paddi
by boobsbr 7mo ago
Looks like a child's toy with all the very large rounded corners.
I like to save vertical space for content, this looks like it's wasting it with useless padding and borders.
- 10729287 7mo agoLepton (https://github.com/black7375/Firefox-UI-Fix https://github.com/black7375/Firefox-UI-Fix) to the rescue. I really hope they, or someone else, will allow us to tweak the interface and come back to what we need on our productivity oriented devices, aka computers. I've been using Vivaldi lately. It's nice but I miss some shortcuts from firefox, and it's still Google Behind. I feel betrayed by Firefox and depressed about the internet to come a little bit more every day.
- customguy 7mo agoFor saving vertical space, my favorite thing about Firefox is Treestyle Tabs. I edited the CSS to make the font size a bit bigger, but make the padding so small it's slightly negative even (it would be horrible to read text like that, but for tabs it kinda works). Now I can fit ~40 tabs vertically on the screen easily, with very readable tab titles, and I can expand the sidebar at will if I want to see the full length of titles for some reason, or use F1 to toggle it on and off. Not that this takes away from your point.. but frankly, as long as the browser UI can be customized, the default setup will never matter to me. If this appeals more to non-technical people, more power to them, as long as I can have my power user stuff, too.
- neilalexander 7mo agoUseless padding and borders seems to be par for the course in the last couple of years. Another thing redesigned for no tangible benefit.