Well, I know this is a very niche thing that probably only 20 people on the internet besides me care about, but it makes browsing so much faster and better but it can’t truly happen without native support, since extensions have a lot of restrictions and add ons like Gesturefy can only work on fully …
The new awesomebar lead to a lot of complaints, but here is the wiki of the brainstorming that lead to its implementation. …
There was a lot of justified complaints when Mozilla rushed the release of Fenix on Android and broke most of add-ons APIs, resulting in a very limited set of allowed add-ons to not risk breaking the browser. …
There are also some amazing shortcuts for the AwesomeBar here: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/address-bar-autocomplete-firefox#w_changing-results-on-the-fly …
People often complain a lot when UI changes for many reasons (for example, the megabar, which I couldn’t care less about) but not enough when liked UI improvement arrive. …
It still doesn’t allow for reordering of the tabs but it looks quite promising…
I saw their open letter to Facebook and Twitter to stop recommendations but I didn’t really expect it to get anywhere. …
(Para los hispanohablantes que anden por aquí y no sepan qué pedo con Mozilla.)…