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Tab groups and vertical tabs are nice, and I'm glad to see Firefox finally get on board with features other browsers have had for a good while now. One thing that's been bugging me, however, is the combo of these two features ⸺ specifically, the tab group labels, into which you can write a group's name, don't stretch to the width of your sidebar.
Keep on readin' on Make Firefox's vertical tab group headings full sidebar width⟶
The new thing, the one with just three videos running across the middle, is kinda lame, ain't it? We had a whole wall of videos, it was good, and it was taken from us. Let's bring it back!
Keep on readin' on Bring back the old YouTube video end-screen wall/grid⟶
As a purveyor of userstyles, I found myself wanting to change a tiny thing here or there on various sites without giving them each their own tiny stylesheet. I also didn't want to start adding random selectors to a global stylesheet and identifying them by comment; I wanted to identify sites by their domain, e.g. html.apnews-com and keep all styles for that site nested underneath. In order to do this, I think a userscript needs to be involved.
Keep on readin' on Add domain name to every site's root class list⟶
One thing I don't need first thing in the morning or last thing at night is to be visually accosted by emails that include absurdly-colored elements. A couple of the newsletters I subscribe to use ridiculous shades of red-orange, and with my gaming PC and its contrasty gaming monitor and some slightly boosted digital vibrance to make colors pop a bit, scrolling through these newsletters can physically hurt.
It took me until this week to realize that emoji flags weren't showing up for me on Bluesky when viewed on my PC. You'd think I'd have noticed earlier given the Ukrainian flag in my display name, leaving a small-caps'd "UA" in place of the flag, but I guess I'm just that inattentive.
Keep on readin' on Adding emoji flags to sites where they're in common use⟶
Does writing on GDocs have your eyeballs feeling a "closeup in Spongebob" sort of way? Try this!