Firefox allows us to create multiple browser profiles to separate our activities, such as work, personal, finance, etc. It has an about:profiles page to manage and launch these. The page has not gotten much UX love and does not make very good use of space. On load, I can’t see the full second profile on my laptop (Macbook) screen. After living with this a long time, I decided to use userContent.css to customize the appearance so everything fits on one screen and I can quickly and easily find the two things I need most of the time: Each profile’s name, and the button to launch it with.
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Also annoying with T-Mobile, their “post-paid” account site seems to be pretty broken in Firefox.
Continue reading post "#4102"Firefox: Weird rendering with high contrast mode
I figured out why Firefox 91+ seemed to break some CSS rendering for me (as I blogged about a few weeks back): high contrast mode. I’ve used the accessibility setting “Increase Contrast” on Mac OS for some time to make it easier to see some interface elements. Apparently, via Firefox 91 release notes, “Firefox now automatically enables High Contrast Mode when ‘Increase Contrast’ is checked on MacOS”.
Continue reading post "Firefox: Weird rendering with high contrast mode"The recent Firefox Developer Edition update (91.0b6) seems to have broken CSS rendering or something.
Continue reading post "#3459"I successfully switched my regular Firefox profiles back from Developer Edition to regular edition by waiting for the version to update.
Continue reading post "#3305"I accidentally opened up my main Firefox profile in Firefox Developer Edition and now it won’t let me open it in regular Firefox.
Continue reading post "#3261"As of the start of Prime day yesterday, the Amazon home page seems to completely freeze up my laptop.
Continue reading post "#3070"I’ve upgraded my Firefox Android install to the new version running GeckoView.
Continue reading post "#3014"I have turned on this DoH (DNS over HTTPS) thing in Firefox for the last several weeks.
Continue reading post "#2543"Quite a latent Firefox bug this weekend. All extensions were disabled for all Firefox users at a specific time because of an expired certificate.
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