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Keyboard Kid posted:Completely different subject: with Tree Style Tabs, I'd like to just have vertical tabs (no indents, no real trees). Turning all the New Tab options to 'independent tab' doesn't help for ctrl+click or right-click 'Open in New Tab' which is... pretty much every tab I open. Any ideas?
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When I use a non-default theme, how do I stop the tab titles from getting that stupid shadowed effect? It seems to happen with any custom theme, and I don't believe it's from an extension.
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Apr 3, 2013 08:34
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Customizable Shortcuts does the same thing (in fact I would not have been aware of any changes to Escape without your post) and it's a more useful extension in general.
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Apr 4, 2013 09:38
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Yousabletubefix is what I've been using for probably years at this point and it's never let me down. Even when a site update breaks it it's generally autoupdated within a few days.
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Apr 16, 2013 14:01
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Since updating to FF22, the "Undo Close Tab" and "Recently Closed Tabs" menu are disabled. Before I start digging through my many addons for a possible culprit, has this happened to anyone else?
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Jul 12, 2013 14:32
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pseudorandom name posted:Which extension adds those menu items in the first place? Anyway, now Ctrl-Shift-T and the menu entries work again, after nothing but a few restarts. This puzzles me, since I don't know what may have changed; I had checked when the issue appeared and I wasn't in private mode, which is the only thing I can think of. Oh well.
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Jul 13, 2013 06:22
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/hipstermode on I've been using KeePass since before LastPass even existed, and when I first heard of people excitedly using a service that entrusted their password storage to some random company I remember facepalming so hard at the idiocy of the very concept. I would still be facepalming exactly as hard even if LastPass, Inc. had a completely flawless security record and was in fact run by the seraphims of the empyrean choir themselves.
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Apr 29, 2017 14:51
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Powered Descent posted:As far as I can tell, the VPN is literally just Mullvad but with Mozilla branding and fewer options in the client than the regular Mullvad VPN service. Isn't Mullvad one of if not the best VPN provider from the point of view of privacy? Like, they're the guys whose entire sign-up process is 'here's a random number, send us some money tagged with that number (an anonymous envelope full of cash is fine) and we'll enable that account until the credit runs out'. That's... a surprisingly good choice by Mozilla if so.
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Sep 1, 2020 08:50
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dougdrums posted:Is there another option that has this feature, and decent ad blocking? The lack of tab queuing is super annoying. I blocked the upgrade solely because of the lack of tab queues. If you didn't, you can find Fennec APKs on F-Droid.
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Sep 25, 2020 23:00
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bewilderment posted:There's still no other browser that has a nice working tree-style tab addon that works like the one for Firefox works, right? Vivaldi has built-in vertical tabs.
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Sep 29, 2020 12:20
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Does anybody know of an extension that lets you 'lock' or 'protect' a tab so that it can't be closed with the normal commands (ctrl-w / middle click / click on the X) until you unlock it? edit: Pinning a tab is similar in that it turns ctrl-w into ctrl-tab, but it doesn't do what my setup needs unfortunately. NihilCredo fucked around with this message at 15:10 on Nov 22, 2020 |
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Nov 22, 2020 15:03
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I'm honestly more shocked that there are apparently serious performance problems with a dropdown menu that is just a bloody list of a few hundred short strings. I might understand if every entry had a fat object attached to it, but it's just a plain string, it ain't exactly Excel.
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Nov 5, 2021 10:38
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Stare-Out posted:Might not be a Firefox thing but what the hell is happening with Twitter embeds? The links and hashtags in them are suddenly bold and white, the likes and replies are colored as though I've clicked on them and sometimes they're not. Is this Twitter or Firefox? It's Firefox's Enhanced Tracking Protection, since twitter embeds let Twitter know that you're visiting the disreputable Something AwfulŽ forums. You can turn it off from the shield icon in the URL bar. If you have uBlock Origin (of course you do) it also seems to block the actual tracking requests anyway, without breaking the embed.
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Stare-Out posted:I switched it off on the site but it didn't change the weird looking links. Thing is, I've had it on since forever, for uBlock too, but it's only happened for a few days. Weird. Oh. I thought you meant that the embeds just appeared as plain links, because that's what happened to me on the desktop until i turned ETP off.
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Does anyone know if it's possible to make Firefox block/wipe all cookies (including first-party), except inside container tabs? I could use Private Mode, but I still want to keep local history, forms, downloads, etc.
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Internet Explorer posted:Is anyone aware of a relatively easy to use extension or similar that would let you fill out a form, pulling from a .csv and mapping columns to fields? So you'd have X number of rows and it would just fill out the form and submit X number of times? A browser extension is the wrong place to look. This sort of task is the domain of automation tools like Zapier or Microsoft Power.
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