[robbyking]

One of my biggest complaints about Firefox is how much work I have to do in my userChrome.css to make it look nice. My current one is almost 400 lines and it's mostly adding separators/element padding, changing border radiuses and disabling hover and focus styles.

[myfonj]

Same. Mine is similarly large [1], with lots of legacy/dead code and comments. Increasingly ceasing to be fun to maintain.

OTOH, the only other browser that lets you tweak its chrome with your CSS is AFAIK Vivaldi.

[1] https://gist.github.com/myfonj/f5415dd0580663a82ea18407ef2ee...

[buu700]

I just use MaterialFox (https://github.com/muckSponge/MaterialFox), which makes Firefox look more or less like Chrome: https://i.imgur.com/gYwrGjK.png

Edit: Welp, the new Firefox update kinda broke MaterialFox: https://i.imgur.com/biLz0e2.png

[buu700]

All that being said, just using the new UI out of the box actually looks great to me too: https://i.imgur.com/WUaiRUV.png

I never wanted a carbon copy of Chrome, just something that looked good, so I'm glad to see Firefox provide a nicer default experience and add its own unique style. It's actually pretty similar to MaterialFox anyway, aside from the "floating" tab style and slightly higher vertical space usage.

[r00fus]

Mind sharing yours? Prior to this update I'd been hobbling along but my productivity is taking a hit.