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Mozzarella Thunderbird would be the solution to that problem, if you want a local client that can notify you (instead of web notifications).
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Oh wow, what a surprise. A firefox update that broke my tabs-at-bottom tweak. Thanks guys.
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Fashionable Jorts posted:Oh wow, what a surprise. A firefox update that broke my tabs-at-bottom tweak. not an empty quote
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Is there anyone who greets updates with "Wow, what new features will they add" rather than "Ahh poo poo, what are they going to break with this one"?
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me. Although a couple times last year all my saved tabs vanished to the land of wind and ghosts, which was annoying but also kind of a relief. picture in picture!
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Dec 4, 2019 07:59
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I don't really "understand" the Picture in Picture. I mean, like, I understand the purpose but what kind of hardware are you on? A single 1080p monitor? Some dinky 1366x768 laptop? I only have a single 2560x1440 monitor and that's perfectly fine to split my screen 50-50 between 2 browser windows. One for watching YouTube/Twitch or VLC and then surf the internet in the other window. According to this website Firefox is roughly 8% of internet users. Presumably power users / enthusiasts for the most part. Who, I imagine, also mostly have better-than-average hardware? Maybe that's niave of me?
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Dec 4, 2019 15:41
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Picture in picture lets you float a video over say a game. So you can do your weekly raid that you've done a million times while watching a youtube video.
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Dec 4, 2019 18:17
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Sab669 posted:I don't really "understand" the Picture in Picture. I mean, like, I understand the purpose but what kind of hardware are you on? A single 1080p monitor? Some dinky 1366x768 laptop? I also probably do not have as nice a PC as you do, so maybe that's it also.
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Dec 4, 2019 18:28
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phosdex posted:Picture in picture lets you float a video over say a game. So you can do your weekly raid that you've done a million times while watching a youtube video. Yeah so much better than fixing all the UI deficits that require 3rd party tricks and manual application of CSS scripts to solve.
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FRINGE posted:Yeah so much better than fixing all the UI deficits that require 3rd party tricks and manual application of CSS scripts to solve. Hey now, Firefox has been a great tool for refreshing my coding skills. Where else will I get that opportunity?
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FRINGE posted:Yeah so much better than fixing all the UI deficits that require 3rd party tricks and manual application of CSS scripts to solve. Just put videos over those.
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Sab669 posted:According to this website Firefox is roughly 8% of internet users. Presumably power users / enthusiasts for the most part. Who, I imagine, also mostly have better-than-average hardware? Maybe that's niave of me? Also, even if they did measure the right things (which we don't know, because they might as well have pulled those numbers out of their rear end for how well their sampling systems are documented), they would only be measuring stuff on the public web, not the deep web and everything behind corporate firewalls.
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Picture-in-picture is the best new Firefox feature in a long time. I can live with you being forced to have tabs on top for a few days if that means that I can have picture-in-picture.
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PiP is a cool new feature, I can't wait to see how long it takes Youtube to figure out how to 'accidentally' break it
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Is there anyone who greets updates with "Wow, what new features will they add" rather than "Ahh poo poo, what are they going to break with this one"? Me, I only have Ublock Origin installed and a userchrome that removes the min tab width. I see now Firefox is offering to generate secure passwords when I create accounts, but not when I try to change my password.
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duz posted:Me, I only have Ublock Origin installed and a userchrome that removes the min tab width. You can just set browser.tabs.tabMinWidth to whatever you like instead of using userChrome.
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phosdex posted:Picture in picture lets you float a video over say a game. So you can do your weekly raid that you've done a million times while watching a youtube video. f.e.: Shockingly, both of those complaints fixed in 72b2. Great! Now it's better than Safari's, because you can put the PIP window wherever you'd like, rather than just in the corners. Zenostein fucked around with this message at 02:45 on Dec 5, 2019 |
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Other posted:PiP is a cool new feature, I can't wait to see how long it takes Youtube to figure out how to 'accidentally' break it Chrome's had PiP for like the past year. Google is totally ok with things that make you want to keep watching videos. It's ad-blocking they hate.
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Avenging Dentist posted:You can just set browser.tabs.tabMinWidth to whatever you like instead of using userChrome. Yeah that's set, I've just been too lazy to delete the file.
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Does anyone have a CSS hack to hide the hamburger button on 71? The one at https://github.com/Aris-t2/CustomCSSforFx doesn't seem to work anymore. Or rather it does, but it also hides the search box and any neighboring buttons you put up there.
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D. Ebdrup posted:and everything behind corporate firewalls.
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Knormal posted:Does anyone have a CSS hack to hide the hamburger button on 71? The one at https://github.com/Aris-t2/CustomCSSforFx doesn't seem to work anymore. Or rather it does, but it also hides the search box and any neighboring buttons you put up there. Looking at the code they use: code:(Technically I'm on 72, in case they made a change and then reverted it or something.)
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Dylan16807 posted:Looking at the code they use:  Versus yours:  The new window and new tab buttons and the whole search bar were in the dropdown before. I've had my new window button in that spot for ages and having to shift muscle memory over by one was a pain. That extra panel line on the far right wasn't there before, but that's no big deal. Mine behaving differently might be a KDE/GTK thing, there's probably not a lot of KDE users with buttons there in anyone's test groups.
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Cool, the PiP feature seems to correct old 4:3 videos on YouTube that are the wrong aspect ratio and are all stretched out. I always thought it was a source problem but I guess the YouTube player just sucks with older uploads and defaults to stretching stuff for some reason.
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Coxswain Balls posted:Cool, the PiP feature seems to correct old 4:3 videos on YouTube that are the wrong aspect ratio and are all stretched out. I always thought it was a source problem but I guess the YouTube player just sucks with older uploads and defaults to stretching stuff for some reason. The youtube player is weird in general. I get audio aliasing artifacts (the scratchy sound that those cheap-rear end recorded greeting cards make) when I play via the web, but youtubedl + mpv the audio sounds normal. I'm trying to figure out how to intercept the audio path to do a byte-for-byte capture for analysis but every time I try I end up with a recording that plays back perfectly. most bizarre bug I've seen.
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Harik posted:The youtube player is weird in general. I get audio aliasing artifacts (the scratchy sound that those cheap-rear end recorded greeting cards make) when I play via the web, but youtubedl + mpv the audio sounds normal. I'm trying to figure out how to intercept the audio path to do a byte-for-byte capture for analysis but every time I try I end up with a recording that plays back perfectly. I've had that happen when the youtube player was somehow set to play over 100% volume, try checking what the volume is and resetting it.
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Speaking of youtube audio - what I would give for the site to actually normalise its sound levels across videos. One video needs to be played at max volume to hear anything, the next blows out the windows at 15%.
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Desuwa posted:I've had that happen when the youtube player was somehow set to play over 100% volume, try checking what the volume is and resetting it. That's a good call but I'd already checked all the stages for something over-volume with no luck. I suspect it's a frequency mismatch somewhere along the line, converting 48/44.1 without doing the proper filtering will result in aliasing. That would explain why mpv or vlc playing the downloaded file works correctly, since it's not incompetently coded.
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Firefox updated and Stylus lost all my styles. Again.
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Wheany posted:Firefox updated and Stylus lost all my styles. Again.
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Is there any functional difference between tampermonkey and violentmonkey?
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Is there any functional difference between tampermonkey and violentmonkey? TamperMonkey is effectively-closed source, but is also the most optimized in terms of fasts/second that I've been able to suss out with some very limited testing. TamperMonkey being closed-source is less than ideal, but for what it's worth the developer is German and has a company which is subject to GDPR with respect to TamperMonkey - so that's something? GreaseMonkey is fully opensource, but doesn't have a very fast update schedule - though it's still kept up-to-date, and is probably the oldest as I believe it's the original. EDIT: There is apparently a new API that the various monkey scripts can benefit from using (in multiple ways, including easier sandboxing), and there's even a newly-written closed-source(?) browser extension which takes advantage of them. EDIT 2: FireMonkey is not yet ready for prime-time, it seems. BlankSystemDaemon fucked around with this message at 11:26 on Dec 8, 2019 |
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Thanks for the info 
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oddball one: I go to c-spam all the time. It's in my history, I have it bookmarked, I have the bookmark tagged with the keyword "c-spam". If I type it in and hit enter FF takes me to google which suggests c-span. Is there a way to force it to prioritize bookmark keywords & history over that sweet sweet revenue sharing deal that no longer exists?
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Harik posted:oddball one: I go to c-spam all the time. It's in my history, I have it bookmarked, I have the bookmark tagged with the keyword "c-spam". If I type it in and hit enter FF takes me to google which suggests c-span. If you type a * first it'll prioritize bookmarks
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astral posted:If you type a * first it'll prioritize bookmarks E: Nope. *c-spam just google searches for *c-span. I've got it in tags and keywords and the title and history but firefox really REALLY wants to get a referral payment instead. Harik fucked around with this message at 03:10 on Dec 9, 2019 |
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Assuming I'm understanding what you want, toggle keyword.enabled.
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Does anyone know how I can move this new Menu button somewhere else? I'd prefer to have it back being the left most button but I'd take it being literally anywhere else but there.
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Can you remove it using the customise tab?
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