it started from a broken search bar then when I tried to fix it something else broke, then it became the most annoying whack a mole game of all time so I removed everything and start from scratch.
it started from a broken search bar then when I tried to fix it something else broke, then it became the most annoying whack a mole game of all time so I removed everything and start from scratch.
So instead of just toggling it off, you invested lots of time intentionally making your browser look bad?
buttons and menus are still rounded I wanted everything square for the colors that’s just place holders later I will make it match my desktop theme, plus with my own CSS I can make everything use only one row which is save a lot of space
I’ve done similar when designing/troubleshooting CSS - obnoxious colours, temporary heavy borders (potentially also obnoxious colours). Makes it much easier to see where your objects are specifically, z-index, unintentional overlaps and so on.
Finally someone like me, thought I’m the only one doing this with css
Ok. I just turned that new toggle switch off in about:config because, while I didn’t love it, it was for me more just that the old style was easier to parse and I was also used to it.
That’s the linux spirit
Not for me lol. I added the config to my user.js, committed to my repo, and restarted the browser. Now I have what I wanted and not a gross mess, and it took 1 minute.
Why? Because fuck Microsoft, that’s why.