Any way to get the old tab design back?
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/64577564
I absolutely hate the redesign, having the new tab button in the middle makes no sense, the corner is way easier to tap, having the individual tabs be taller makes them take up more space while looking worse and the tab selector takes up the whole screen, so I can’t see the tab I was on.
For context, this is what it was like before:
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Mine looks like this after the update.
Huh, I have the new menus but not new tabs. Maybe this is some kind of a/b testing?
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/64577564
I absolutely hate the redesign, having the new tab button in the middle makes no sense, the corner is way easier to tap, having the individual tabs be taller makes them take up more space while looking worse and the tab selector takes up the whole screen, so I can’t see the tab I was on.
For context, this is what it was like before:
No one is gonna talk about the horse meat?
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Probably not what you are looking for, but switch to Waterfox.
Yeah they got the old List and Grid style menu
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Mine looks like this after the update.
I have the same and also hate it
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/64577564
I absolutely hate the redesign, having the new tab button in the middle makes no sense, the corner is way easier to tap, having the individual tabs be taller makes them take up more space while looking worse and the tab selector takes up the whole screen, so I can’t see the tab I was on.
For context, this is what it was like before:
Settings >> about firefox >> tap the logo 5 times to unlock advanced settings >> go back to settings >> secret settings >> disable Tab Manager Enhancements
Edit: Same steps work in forks like Ironfox
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Settings -> Tabs -> List
Or something like that
Settings >> about firefox >> tap the logo 5 times to unlock advanced settings >> go back to settings >> secret settings >> disable Tab Manager Enhancements
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/64577564
I absolutely hate the redesign, having the new tab button in the middle makes no sense, the corner is way easier to tap, having the individual tabs be taller makes them take up more space while looking worse and the tab selector takes up the whole screen, so I can’t see the tab I was on.
For context, this is what it was like before:
I’ve been using Waterfox on mobile and really enjoying the tabs style. Easy drop in replacement for Firefox and works with Mozilla sync.
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Settings >> about firefox >> tap the logo 5 times to unlock advanced settings >> go back to settings >> secret settings >> disable Tab Manager Enhancements
Edit: Same steps work in forks like Ironfox
You’re amazing!! Quick and easy fix
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Settings >> about firefox >> tap the logo 5 times to unlock advanced settings >> go back to settings >> secret settings >> disable Tab Manager Enhancements
Edit: Same steps work in forks like Ironfox
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