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i wish they’d include vertical tabs and oneline navbar in settings rather than making the users edit userchrome. userchrome is really fun but it’d be much more accessible if it was on settings.

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userchrome is really fun

It is not fun for me when the most beautiful themes are meant to be used on Linux or Windows and the Window buttons are all messed up for macOS (or won’t even show up), you can’t literally be without those window buttons on macOS because you can’t maximize FF from the dock as any sane dock or taskbar.

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Yeah, this was annoying for me in kde. I just make my own themes now so this isn’t much of an issue though

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I’d like to understand and have the patience of learning about CSS theming :D

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