Firefox Nova - our first look at the browser's big redesign

Just like the last Redesign, people are going to absolutely despise it for like two weeks and then people are gonna get used to it. As it always happens when software does a Redesign.

At this point, after so many design updates, my tab bar is restyled with css, my window manager knows that the browser is always fullscreen and never gives it a title bar, except when it does but then it's just the plain normal system one, all the extra toolbars and widgets that can be removed have been removed, and I absolutely never see the "new tab" page. I'm not going to care if the back/forward/reload buttons look slightly different. Here's hoping I don't even notice this one...

You’ll notice in the image above that web page content isn’t flush to the sides of the browser window, nor does it extend up to the tab bar. Instead, web content sits ‘framed’ within a rounded container

WTF Mozilla are you fucking kidding me

oh god another one? i still haven't recovered from photon

What's with the border around the render area? That can be turned off, right?

I actually think it looks nice. The tabs are a bit wonky though

I really wish every app would stop making its own theme and just use the system one.

Looks awful.

RIP my workflow, again. I just hope Sidebery catches up quickly and I don't have to modify my CSS a lot.

trash

installs it anyway

I would've made it more minimal. Doesn't look the best, doesn't look the worst. Seems like a wasted opportunity.

It doesn't go.