I never directly follow rewritten links due to my security practices, so any request to do so are treated as a phishing attempt, ignored, and marked as spam.
I was wrong with my suggestion that webgl is the cause of this configuration message. It must be a coincidence. Because i start firefox the first time from the terminal since i am getting that bug message by the firefox execution.
Is there no way to get that text box more verbose to tell me what setting it like to be reported to some administrator?
And is it the users setting or the configuration at compilation time when building the Fox? Did somebody know this?
Is someone here on standard/stable PureOS Update level without this issue using firefox?
Edit: Changing to some new Fresh User-Configuration did not work. You can toggle it by open firefox with a Terminal and add -p (? or was it -P).
That’s correct. I already suggested that and tried that in the other topic on this problem. The problem does not associate with the profile. You seemingly get the error on any and every profile.
I did the git installation you propose. It works fine now, although kind of slower to start. But why the menus and url bar are at the bottom of the screen and not at the top of the screen?
Is this configurable?
The reason for moving the bar to the bottom is that it’s generally considered easier to use that way while holding the phone. Other mobile browsers on proprietary platforms also moved the URL bar to the bottom as phone screens grew to be 5 inches and larger.
Ni! Thanks, I’ve also figured that this can be made easier, and keep apt managing everything, by downloading the latest deb from debian sid (unstable):
Thank you very much solstag. It changed my fox from the desktop to mobile layout but works like a charm. I just missed the bookmarks but the with asterisk * in the url bar i can open it - if its enable in the search settings.
Hi FL, i just want to say: No, this did not work. Do not know why but in this configuration change ctrl + b did not work. Maybe the sidebar was disabled.
Emma’s config has a way better layout and does not have the “context menu scrolling when you try to click it” issue.
I didn’t manage to hide the tabs bar with the potsmarketos issue and it has the scrolling issue, so I kinda regret installing it now, and I am not sure I will manage to return to Emma’s. I would be ok with the error message even.
When I uninstalled firefox using the sudo apt remove and then autoremove I noticed there was an epiphany logo in my app list that looked like a blond stick figure. Any idea what that is?
