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Maybe I'm blind, but it looks basically the same on Linux as it does now except the tabs are curved (and possibly take up more space!) I notice the tabs aren't
by nly 13y ago
Maybe I'm blind, but it looks basically the same on Linux as it does now except the tabs are curved (and possibly take up more space!)
I notice the tabs aren't sitting up in to the window manager in their Linux screenshot (understandable). I've already hidden the menu bar, then killed the window decorations for FF in KWin, so my tabs touch the top of the screen. In fact, Chrome actually uses a few more pixels than FF for me.
- dangrossman 13y agoMaybe it's your OS? They look very different to me on Windows. The orange Firefox top menu is gone, the tabs have gained an "x" button, the "+" no longer has a border, the padding above the tabs is reduced, there are 3 new buttons on the search bar which is now larger and lost its colored background, and the forward button is gone. It looks more like Chrome than it does old Firefox. http://i.imgur.com/Y3ZFcD4.png http://i.imgur.com/Y3ZFcD4.png
- nly 13y agoYes, It has always looked different on Linux. Here's how Firefox 25 looks on KDE for me right now (entire screen). http://i.imgur.com/bYDqi2L.png http://i.imgur.com/bYDqi2L.png with the exception of adblock on the right, that's the default layout. Fyi, I also liked the orange button on Windows :(
- _delirium 13y agoThe OSX version also looks closer to that than the Windows version. There is no orange "Firefox" bar, and tabs already have x's on them.