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Firefox 66 Arrives - Blocks Auto-Playing Sounds, Hides Title Bar By Default For Linux
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Originally posted by schmidtbag View PostI personally think it's more idiotic to have a redundant set of minimize, maximize/restore, and close buttons where the title bar basically just wastes vertical screen space.
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Originally posted by frosth View Postmolecule-eye, I don't use KDE but GNOME and see nothing... Maybe try describe a little bit more what I should see and why you call it 'idiotic'.
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Originally posted by debianxfce View Post
Firefox is dead silent without pulseaudio. That is why it is crap.
Google engineers are more clever, Chrome/Chromium supports the Alsa audio and window buttons use the same space as tabbed web pages.
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Originally posted by debianxfce View PostFirefox is dead silent without pulseaudio. That is why it is crap.
Google engineers are more clever, Chrome/Chromium supports the Alsa audio and window buttons use the same space as tabbed web pages.
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Originally posted by schmidtbag View Post...huh? Who said anything about increasing font size and margins?
Originally posted by debianxfce View PostFirefox is dead silent without pulseaudio.
The official Mozilla stance is that the Alsa option is still there but won't be looked after, so when it breaks, it breaks. But there are at least some devs that do look after it, because there were code changes that make Alsa continue to work _after_ that official stance was put into place.Last edited by Gusar; 19 March 2019, 11:42 AM.
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Originally posted by debianxfce View Post
You use toys like bluetooth headsets then. A real gaming/multimedia computer does not use pulseaudio or any other crappy redhat software.
By the way, Red Hat is the largest single contributor to the Linux kernel, so I guess you don't use Linux?
Maybe Phoronix needs a Code of Conduct.
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Not sure what all the fuss is about (first couple pages of comments). I've had Firefox with the titlebar disabled since that was first an option. Looks fine to me. It uses the same space for the tabs as the minimize/maximize/close buttons. Using Xfce 4.13 + compiz (gtk3, not gtk3-classic/mushrooms): screenshot
Or are the people complaining about it using a specific desktop? (Does it not look like this in KDE?)
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