Closed sekurilabs closed 3 months ago
I'm seeing this too in Firefox flatpak from Flathub on Fedora 40 beta (although distro likely doesn't influence it).
It looks like it was also reported @ https://github.com/rafaelmardojai/firefox-gnome-theme/issues/767 (when 125 was in beta).
I'm seeing this too in Firefox flatpak from Flathub on Fedora 40 beta (although distro likely doesn't influence it).
It looks like it was also reported @ #767 (when 125 was in beta).
Yeah you are right. It's not a big change but it's quite annoying as it reminds me of linux UI from 15 years ago.
It's so bad, even on default Firefox:
And the various official color themes are horrible too:
It's even worse if you have more than close enabled as well. Here, maximize is being hovered and it's black on dark purple, so it's almost invisible:
You can temporary fix this issue by delete or renaming files:
I've also started creating a PPA for Ubuntu (and derivates) users so they (you) can install the theme from PPA. I plan to maintain it for future releases. Currently working on v124.
You can temporary fix this issue by delete or renaming files:
* window-close-symbolic.svg * window-maximize-symbolic.svg * window-minimize-symbolic.svg * window-restore-symbolic.svg inside "/chrome/firefox-gnome-theme/theme/icons" directory
This removes the tab close button icon and leaves it empty.
You can add/edit customChrome.css (chrome/firefox-gnome-theme/customChrome.css) file and add the following code:
.tabbrowser-tab .tab-close-button { list-style-image: url("moz-icon://stock/window-close-symbolic?size=dialog") !important; }
Duplicated of #767.
After the last update to Firefox 125.0.1 minimize, maximize and close buttons changed and are looking awful.