Latest Firefox released for Windows [2]

I just got the v91.0 update.. and am hating it... it forces on the Proton UI...
it sucks.. my eyes don't like it at all..
and the check-boxes in the Firefox settings are missing their check marks to tell me if they are enabled or not ..

like for example:

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screenshot:


yup Mozilla has gone off the deep end this time..

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Caledon Ken said:

or

fix it until it is broke

lol yuppers

@Melchior

Set browser.proton.enabled back to true
in about:config to see the check boxes.

I'm really not liking this design with tons of white space between bookmarks, etc.
Why not give us an easy option change the spacing?

BKnight said:

@Melchior

Set browser.proton.enabled back to true
in about:config to see the check boxes.

I'm really not liking this design with tons of white space between bookmarks, etc.
Why not give us an easy option change the spacing?

lol ok will try it..
but I really dislike Proton UI...

EDIT:
ok so it works now I can see the check boxes..

Ghot said:

Here's how to get the single spaced bookmarks... back.

Firefox... taming the beast ! Post #231

I just cannot understand why anyone would think having double spaced bookmarks is a good idea. It's a complete waste of space.

Well, maybe infants may find it OK.

Ghot said:

I can only assume it has something to do with touch screen, ease of use?

If that is the case, then why couldn't they make it optional / configurable? They have deliberately ensured against that.

I am a long time user of this browser.
I was an early adopter of it since way back when it was Mozilla Firebird. The first few versions didn't even come with an installer, but I loved it.

But I'm seriously considering dumping it.
I have better things to do with my time then try and circumvent Mozilla's hideous decisions.
I don't know what is making them make these crazy decisions, but it's clear that they don't care about their long time diehard users. They are killing a once great browser.

Stigg said:

I am a long time user of this browser.
I was an early adopter of it since way back when it was Mozilla Firebird. The first few versions didn't even come with an installer, but I loved it.

But I'm seriously considering dumping it.
I have better things to do with my time then try and circumvent Mozilla's hideous decisions.
I don't know what is making them make these crazy decisions, but it's clear that they don't care about their long time diehard users. They are killing a once great browser.

I fully agree.. but for me I'm just stuck with it..