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When 57 suggests you replace Tree Style Tabs with Tree Tabs don't do it. drat thing made the whole browser laggy and unresponsive while constantly writing a ton to disk. Instead get the WE nightly of TST https://piro.sakura.ne.jp/xul/xpi/nightly/
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dis astranagant posted:When 57 suggests you replace Tree Style Tabs with Tree Tabs don't do it. drat thing made the whole browser laggy and unresponsive while constantly writing a ton to disk. Instead get the WE nightly of TST https://piro.sakura.ne.jp/xul/xpi/nightly/
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Boris Galerkin posted:This popped up on my RSS feed It's taken a little while, but this add-on has finally been ported to Firefox.
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Sep 22, 2017 16:52
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RZApublican posted:It's taken a little while, but this add-on has finally been ported to Firefox.
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[quote="“Flipperwaldt”" post="“476657081”"] So it’s a dumb blacklist? I’d much prefer if this was just another list in uBlock I could check or uncheck. The arguments made for making this another addon don’t really hold water. [/quote] There probably is already a compatible list, and you can add custom ones to uBlock. Have a google.
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wooger posted:There probably is already a compatible list, and you can add custom ones to uBlock. Have a google. All I could find was an argument on the uBlock github about how coin-miners shouldn't be included because they apparently have legitimate uses.  It might be part of the "badware" filter now, though.
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Snuffman posted:All I could find was an argument on the uBlock github about how coin-miners shouldn't be included because they apparently have legitimate uses. That nice, but anyone can maintain a list and make it available. uBlock allows any list to be added, regardless of whether it's included as a default. Also, Gorhill is a good guy and will make the right choice.
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Sep 22, 2017 21:26
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Snuffman posted:All I could find was an argument on the uBlock github about how coin-miners shouldn't be included because they apparently have legitimate uses. It's fixed and you should have the filters in your main uBlock filter file already. Later (not sure when), there will be a separate "Dark Patterns" filter set that you can enable/disable to cover this.
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Firefox 58 (Nightly), Windows: You know how there was a Containers button on the control bar, looked like a file cabinet? The hell did it get to? It's not in Customize either. Yes, I can still open containers through the File menu; no, I never had the containers extension on this profile; this is weird.
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dont be mean to me posted:Firefox 58 (Nightly), Windows: You know how there was a Containers button on the control bar, looked like a file cabinet? The hell did it get to? It's not in Customize either. They probably want you to use the extension now.
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Sep 24, 2017 04:33
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astral posted:They probably want you to use the extension now. Goddamnit, Mozilla.
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dont be mean to me posted:Goddamnit, Mozilla. if it helps, I read you can click and hold on the new tab button instead (without the extension)
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astral posted:if it helps, I read you can click and hold on the new tab button instead (without the extension) It is; thank you kindly. Firefox has a nice What's New section on their new tab page, too; it'd be a shame if they didn't really use it.
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I managed to get FF 57 so somewhat be usable again, even with missing a lot of stuff I'm used to (and no SALR will pervent it from being my primary browser until SA jumps to the new software in 2025 anyway). One thing I couldn't find: A add-on or setting that allows me to open new tab from a link on the end of the tabbar instead of right next to the tab that opened it. Anyone know how to get this functionality back?
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Sep 26, 2017 06:41
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Just set browser.tabs.insertRelatedAfterCurrent to false.
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Thanks! It doesn't change the behaviour on FF 57 Developer Edition for me, but that might Tab Center Redux interfering. Knowing that the option exists helps me a lot already.
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Sep 26, 2017 09:20
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Works for me on Nightly, so yeah, I'd look at your add-ons to see if any are doing weird poo poo.
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57 hit the beta channel. The new blue theme is pretty weird. I like the fact that you can make things even more compact now. I have gotten so use to the refresh button being in the URL bar that I ended up just moving it back nearby it. I kinda liked the old hamburger menu with the large buttons. I had customized that with addons and stuff that I didn't use that often to get them out of the way. I guess I just gotta get used to the >> More Tools menu now. I enjoy the new Library button. It is a much more convenient way to access my synced tabs and such. The pocket stuff has been integrated directly into the URL bar now, but I still really hate the way it has been integrated. It still has the old behavior. If you click it, you add the current page to pocket, then it pops up a menu to remove the page or to view your list. If you actually just want to view your list, you have to go to the Library button and click the "View Pocket List" button. I wish the whole process was much more seamless. In all, I like the changes to 57. Most things seem more sensibly placed, and everything is very snappy. Going without SALR and Greasemonkey is pretty terrible, though. Apparently Greasemonkey is going for a full-on compatibility breaking rewrite because of Firefox 57, so that sucks. I guess I'll have to switch to Tampermonkey or Violentmonkey or something in the meantime. From what I hear, they are both kinda sub-optimal in how they were forced to be designed, but I don't use many complex scripts anyway. Nalin fucked around with this message at 21:55 on Sep 26, 2017 |
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Sep 26, 2017 21:27
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57 really doesn't like idle games and background tabs in general. Even just a couple dozen tabs will grind switching between them to a crawl.
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Nalin posted:In all, I like the changes to 57. Most things seem more sensibly placed, and everything is very snappy. Going without SALR and Greasemonkey is pretty terrible, though. Apparently Greasemonkey is going for a full-on compatibility breaking rewrite because of Firefox 57, so that sucks. I guess I'll have to switch to Tampermonkey or Violentmonkey or something in the meantime. From what I hear, they are both kinda sub-optimal in how they were forced to be designed, but I don't use many complex scripts anyway. drat, I was wondering how Greasemonkey's progress for 57 was going. That doesn't sound good.
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Fangs404 posted:drat, I was wondering how Greasemonkey's progress for 57 was going. That doesn't sound good. Yeah. I believe that because of how WebExtensions and stuff is designed, they had to make some big compromises, so they ended up just starting fresh. WebExtensions has no file system support, so you have to do script editing inside an internal text editor now, and the scripts get saved inside a database. Apparently, there were also serious problems with how the scripts were loaded synchronously. They are now completely switching to an asynchronous API and changing the way the Greasemonkey API works to use Javascript Promises. I ended up downloading Violentmonkey (through github because the AMO version is stupidly old) and tossing my scripts into that. The scripts that I do use all still seem to work, so I'm good for now.
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Avenging Dentist posted:Works for me on Nightly, so yeah, I'd look at your add-ons to see if any are doing weird poo poo. Tree Style Tabs (web extension edition) was the culprit. Works great now! Thanks again.
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Take a Screenshot in the context menu is really messing with my muscle memory to Inspect Element
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If I create a new tab and hit the home button, if I type in a url, or select one from the list, it hangs forever. Hyperlinks are fine. Help. Upgraded to 56 (32-bit) last night, Windows 8.1. edit: Okay, it seems more specifically, empty New Tabs are completely inert and can't load anything. System restart did nothing. Edit2: Adding New Tab Override completely fixed it. Hopefully 57 resolves this so I don't have to use it. Szmitten fucked around with this message at 14:57 on Sep 29, 2017 |
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I'm not a huge fan of the new options layout. I liked it better when it was more separated. Now, all the options are just thrown together on 3 main pages.
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Agreed, it's really annoying now since I spend so much time looking at that screen.
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Sep 29, 2017 17:37
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I suppose they want you to use the search box at the top of the Options page to get where you're going. How come you spend so much time looking at the Options anyway? Just curious.
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56 made my search bar completely unusable, went back to 55.0.3.
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Sep 29, 2017 21:15
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Why did Tab Center stop working? I thought it's by mozilla smh
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xamphear posted:Yeah, the TST webextension is really, really good. You just have to disable signature checks in about :config and install that nightly. no that only works in dev builds
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Fangs404 posted:I'm not a huge fan of the new options layout. I liked it better when it was more separated. Now, all the options are just thrown together on 3 main pages. The options screen was never good before, really. And was super overdue for a redesign. Not that the new one is necessarily great.
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mike12345 posted:no that only works in dev builds 57 was only available as a nightly build when I posted that. I think the beta hadn't been released yet.
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Firefox updated to 57 and now i have to fiddle with all my user scripts and styles  v. annoying
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xamphear posted:57 was only available as a nightly build when I posted that. I think the beta hadn't been released yet. It had just gone out for beta and dev edition when I made the post you quoted.
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Ughhghgh, I didn't realize how many user scripts and styles I use every day.
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Oct 1, 2017 08:00
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Stylus is a good replacement for stylish.
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Dodoman posted:Stylus is a good replacement for stylish. I have to replace stylish=?=!!=!! 
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mike12345 posted:I have to replace stylish=?=!!=!! For everything that's not firefox, you should have replaced stylish already. The extension got bought out and became a telemetry collector of every website you visit. On firefox they didn't bother updating the extension.
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Well is it a straight up "copy your styles over" thing or do they need to have heavy rewrites at all? Does Stylus automatically import?
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Yes, I'd like to know this too, please. I have a surprising number of scripts running, which I didn't even realise until I went and checked just now.
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