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Kheldarn posted:It's (slowly) being transformed into multiple web extentions. Everything from the Links tab is done, and available as Tab Mix - Links. Got that one already, but thanks. Good to know there's still work being done on it. Just wish I could work out how to stop "Open all in tabs" stealing focus every time I open everything in a bookmark folder. With Tab Mix Plus it was all just so easy 
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astral posted:Good ol' status bar. Status 4 Evar
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What's a good dark mode extension for Android Firefox? It can't run themes otherwise I'd just use one.
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effika posted:What's a good dark mode extension for Android Firefox? It can't run themes otherwise I'd just use one. Android firefox can run themes. Source: A theme I published got popular for no apparent reason, with no effort made to publicize it. 
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Nth Doctor posted:Android firefox can run themes. I'm the lone solaris user
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Nth Doctor posted:Android firefox can run themes.
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Nth Doctor posted:Android firefox can run themes. I'm the AIX user at <1% edit: Holy poo poo, this might actually be real zetamind2000 fucked around with this message at 20:41 on Oct 16, 2019 |
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D. Ebdrup posted:What's the theme called, so I can be your sole FreeBSD user? Space Fantasy Redux
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effika posted:What's a good dark mode extension for Android Firefox? It can't run themes otherwise I'd just use one. I just started using Dark Reader. It's available for Firefox and Chrome, mobile and Desktop.
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Ooh, this turns the notification area a pretty blue. Nice. Kheldarn posted:I just started using Dark Reader. It's available for Firefox and Chrome, mobile and Desktop. Thanks!
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effika posted:Ooh, this turns the notification area a pretty blue. Nice. Thanks! I like it, too.  I can't take all the credit. This is a reimplementation of a theme that shipped with Firefox 34 that the author subsequently deleted and dropped off the face of the earth. I just repackaged the assets and filled in the blanks for the things that had changed.
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effika posted:What's a good dark mode extension for Android Firefox? It can't run themes otherwise I'd just use one. Firefox Preview has a dark theme.
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BRB gonna get out my BeOs4 cd and compile a Firefox build for it.
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I just tried to save an image using the "Save Image As..." context menu. The download failed, but succeeded when I clicked retry. Is there a way to make Firefox automatically retry downloads initiated by "Save Image As..." Alternative question: Is there a way to make Firefox to just loving save the image it is showing on the screen because it has already downloaded it and not download it again?
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Wheany posted:Alternative question: Is there a way to make Firefox to just loving save the image it is showing on the screen because it has already downloaded it and not download it again?
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Harik posted:It should be in cache, if you have to download it again the site is breaking cache somehow. This was imgur, do they do that?
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I've seen Firefox be weird about cache and re-downloading images it's clearly got in some kind of cache --because I'm looking at them on my screen right at that very moment-- at seemingly random. Not that I've been able to pin down how/why because it doesn't seem consistent, even among hosts or browsing sessions. Maybe it's a thing it does for images that are only in the memory cache? I dunno. Sometimes Firefox just decides not to cache images to the disk.
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Yeah, like on this page if I click on "View Image Info" on avatars it says "Unknown (not cached)" for the size, which is frankly bullshit.
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It seems there is a separate in-memory storage for just the renderer. I think that's always a decoded/lossless format, except it might be scaled down if the original source is much larger resolution than the displayed. In other words, not the original file, which is what you want to download.
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If it only keeps the decoded images in memory and discards the source file, then that'd make sense. You'd end up compressing jpgs to hell otherwise.
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Wheany posted:I just tried to save an image using the "Save Image As..." context menu.
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I feel like whoever made the new icon for 70.0 is a mole trying to bring down the company from the inside.
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Celexi posted:I'm the lone solaris user Welp, time to boot up my windows 98 machine.
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jeeves posted:I feel like whoever made the new icon for 70.0 is a mole trying to bring down the company from the inside. I don't know why they don't change the purple to the blue colour from previous versions. This one looks like a pirated version of Firefox.
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WattsvilleBlues posted:I don't know why they don't change the purple to the blue colour from previous versions. This one looks like a pirated version of Firefox. The color change is baffling in this era of "OMG FIND A BRAND AND STICK WITH IT" and then also the flattened/lopsided icon. It is just such a weird choice.
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the logo's bad but mac performance really does seem better now so i'll take the tradeoff
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Yeah, I wrote about it when 70 hit beta, but their improvements to the JavaScript engine this version makes web page loads noticeably quicker. Firefox 70 is a very good version. Firefox 71 hit beta and the only major change was making the picture-in-picture mode enabled by default. You can use it in version 70, but it is hidden behind about:config flags. It is also a feature I find myself heavily using, especially after my 2nd monitor broke.
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Didn't they also gut/ruin the "about:config" page for v71.0 much like they did with the pointless change to the "about:addons" page a while back, seems like another major there, change at least for some.
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Is there any way to avoid being sent to local site portals that isn't using a VPN? Everything I've found says no, but I figured I'd give it one last shot and ask here. I'm sick of being redirected to lovely, half-complete Australian versions of US sites where, half the time, the article doesn't even exist. So I click on a link to an article, but it redirects to the Australian site's main page because that site has only a fraction of the US site's content and the article I'm looking for isn't there. You'd think if the article doesn't exist on the local site it wouldn't redirect, but apparently that's expecting too much. Right now, I'm having to use a free VPN when clicking the links and then turning it off after I've read the page. It's not a huge deal, it's just extra hassle for a problem which shouldn't exist in 2019. Megillah Gorilla fucked around with this message at 07:55 on Oct 23, 2019 |
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looks like the new firefox blocks twitter embeds by default. is there any way to only allow it on SA, ie do blocks on a per-site basis?
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a combo of ublock and either umatrix or privacy badger will allow you to do that.
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Truga posted:a combo of ublock and either umatrix or privacy badger will allow you to do that. so you're saying disable the built-in privacy settings, and manage it via add-ons?
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No, none of that is necessary. Just set an exception for the forums for the Enhanced Tracking Protection.
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oh yeah I'm dumb it is per site. e: hmm no, twitter embeds still not loading. probably have to disable more. e2: turns out it was privacy badger all along. apparently it resets after an update, maybe? weird. mike12345 fucked around with this message at 15:36 on Oct 23, 2019 |
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mike12345 posted:oh yeah I'm dumb it is per site. Having the same issue here, tried disabling the Enhanced Tracking Protection for this site before finding this thread.
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check your privacy badger settings
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Whitelisting the forums in Privacy Badger worked for me.
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Whitelisting the forums in Privacy Badger did it, thanks all.
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I really don't understand why they need to always change little things in small ways that don't help and just mess with my muscle memory, the top sites thing in the new tab used to be in the middle, now they're along the top for some reason?
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Booourns posted:I really don't understand why they need to always change little things in small ways that don't help and just mess with my muscle memory, the top sites thing in the new tab used to be in the middle, now they're along the top for some reason? Because every tech company expects "work" from their employees, so they just gently caress around with things to make it seem like they're doing something important.
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