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It's the first thing I noticed changed, and the first thing I tried (and failed) to re-enable. I am part of the "don't like change" crowd, but normally just get

It's the first thing I noticed changed, and the first thing I tried (and failed) to re-enable. I am part of the "don't like change" crowd, but normally just get used to it can carry on. This is the first functional change which actually made me a little angry! EDIT: Found this to restore just the addon bar: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/the-addon-bar/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/the-addon-bar... Nerdrage subsiding

a3n 12y ago
The one that got me was when they took away 'n' to get to the next search result. Not anything to rage quit over, but it pissed me off. I now use VimFX for a few vim navigation keys, and vim-like search.
- stefantalpalaru 12y ago
  They replaced it with F3 for some reason.
  - mrec 12y ago
    Maybe because it's the Windows standard, and they think there are more Windows users than vim users?
    - a3n 12y ago
      It wasn't the n for vim search I was missing, it was the next function with a keypress, which happened to have been done with n in FF's searchbox, and coincidentally n in vim. I didn't know that they replaced it with F3.
      - core1024 12y ago
        C-G is still working so I'm fine with it :)
ubercow13 12y ago
To me this is basically essential at the moment. Not because I hate change and am stubborn but because many extensions are still completely broken in Australis, and many websites are and will always be broken by badly implemented popup status bars
lurkinggrue 12y ago
I like change as long as I can turn off things that annoy. I do hate change that takes features away and unfortunately that is the current trends.