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The "on-top" looks much better and includes a home button. But yeah does look a bit like Chrome. Having said that, Chrome was designed by people from Firefox right? So there would be similar influences.
Combo stop/refresh/go??? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
The Stop Button, Reload Button, and Indeterminate Progress Spinner all represent exactly the same thing -- whether the page is loading shit. You only need one, with a lag between stop and reload to avoid accidental fail.
They also finally put the progress bar in the address bar, another Safari innovation.
I've used TinyMenu + StopReload + Fission, along with shoving the few UI elements I want into the "File" toolbar to get this UI in FF for years.
Tabs on bottom is the current norm in Firefox Am I the only one who likes my tabs on the bottom, meaning under the content, above the status bar? Much less mouse travel when switching apps and then switching tabs.. (I'm trying to use the mouse less and rely just on the keyboard, but its tough)
Tabs on bottom is the current norm in Firefox Am I the only one who likes my tabs on the bottom, meaning under the content, above the status bar? Much less mouse travel when switching apps and then switching tabs.. (I'm trying to use the mouse less and rely just on the keyboard, but its tough)
Personally I like them down the right side. Makes better use of a widescreen monitor, since most pages are still vertical in nature. Also can see way more tabs at once. If you want to see what I mean: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/8045
Chrome and Safari work great with it.
As of right now, ff users have to settle for the tabs-on-bottom style unless they want to settle for a combination of 5 add-ons, which - i'll assume - significantly increases memory usage.
Combo stop/refresh/go??? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! The Stop Button, Reload Button, and Indeterminate Progress Spinner all represent exactly the same thing -- whether the page is loading shit. You only need one, with a lag between stop and reload to avoid accidental fail. They also finally put the progress bar in the address bar, another Safari innovation. I've used TinyMenu + StopReload + Fission, along with shoving the few UI elements I want in…
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YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! The Stop Button, Reload Button, and Indeterminate Progress Spinner all represent exactly the same thing -- whether the page is loading shit. You only need one, with a lag between stop and reload to avoid accidental fail. They also finally put the progress bar in the address bar, another Safari innovation. I've used TinyMenu + StopReload + Fission, along with shoving the few UI elements I want in…
At least give me the option to customize the toolbar so I can put the buttons wherever I want.
Tabs on bottom is the current norm in Firefox Am I the only one who likes my tabs on the bottom, meaning under the content, above the status bar? Much less mouse travel when switching apps and then switching tabs.. (I'm trying to use the mouse less and rely just on the keyboard, but its tough)
Personally I like them down the right side. Makes better use of a widescreen monitor, since most pages are still vertical in nature. Also can see way more tabs at once. If you want to see what I mean: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/8045