d post-launch
by pressing F11 again, although I can't testify to that for certain.
Whether that would be a problem for your case I don't know.
[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/autofullscreen/
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he release.
It would come with all the downsides which downgrade protection is
intended to avoid, of course, but that's a tradeoff you'd be choosing to
make.
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re, so I'll catch any
conversations that do get started; I'm replying here this time only so
that interested parties to this thread who aren't subscribed to
dev-addons don't miss the reply.
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Chrome.css:
https://github.com/Aris-t2/CustomCSSforFx
For myself, I still need at least two other addons (one abandoned, the
other maintained only by me) which make UI-related changes, so that
project isn't enough to let me move forwards - but it still may be
helpful for other people.
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Yeah, but someone installing it through Debian (which is the OS I run at
home, as it happens) won't encounter that page, so is less likely to be
misled into subscribing to the mailing list.
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break may have pushed enough people over to
the ESR to make the match worse than before.
Changing the wording would probably represent a concession on the "ESR
is only intended for enterprise/etc. use" front, so I'm not holding my
breath that they'll actually make such a chan
\Mozilla\Firefox\
instead". (Although I suspect that putting files in the local
roaming-profile directory _and_ in the network one may have undesirable
results; putting the profile under AppData\Local\ might work out better.)
If that can be done at all (short of a custom build with a patched
sourc
ssible to do this sort of UI customization anymore.
This is going to lose them users, and quite possibly put at least some
of those users into a less secure situation (because those users stick
with older, non-updated Firefox releases) - but the decision has
apparently been made that the
noise.
I ordinarily don't respond to such posts at all, but when I do, I
sometimes feel it appropriate to CC the list so that other people know
that such a response has already been sent and that they don't need to
send one of their own.
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r send an email to
> enterprise-requ...@mozilla.org with a subject of "unsubscribe"
Note the important difference between "enterprise-request" and
"enterprise".
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differently if there were an option to have the Maintenance Service only
upgrade to the next release _within_ the current ESR line, but as far as
I know such an option does not exist and is not being considered.
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On 2016-03-24 at 06:21, Dave Ewart wrote:
> On Wednesday, 23.03.2016 at 13:57 -0400, The Wanderer wrote:
>
>> [...] this is because there are over 4,000 open tabs, all ordinary
>> Web pages [...]
>
> Wow. Really 4000?
Yes - and that's after several months of wor
ore in the vicinity of 1,000 tabs and is on a 32-bit Firefox build,
and last I heard, he had largely migrated his day-to-day browsing to
Chrome because all those open tabs mean he doesn't have room to do very
much in Firefox without it being killed for hitting memory limits.
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ise that the
option will never go away.
> Ideally, I would like to see this option remain in all future ESR
> releases
I agree (barring some better solution, which might include dropping the
whole idea), and it very likely will. The state of the art in prophecy
being what it is, howeve
)...
It doesn't prompt every 60 days. It only prompts if it sees that it
hasn't been launched (with this profile) in the last 60 days.
So as long as you launch Firefox more than once every two months, you
should never see the prompt.
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