Firefox 151 Introduces a Fresh New Look for Home & New Tab (Desktop)

[AmberMeryman]

With Firefox 151, we’re updating the design across Firefox Home and New Tab experiences. This refresh introduces a cleaner, more modern look and feel to surfaces that millions of Firefox users see every day. The updated experience is designed to feel more polished, cohesive, and visually engaging while keeping Firefox fast and easy to use. It is also the foundation for future customization features, coming soon!

Some of the updates you may notice include

• Refined layouts and spacing
• Updated visual styling and treatments
• and New wallpapers - new styles of Kit themed wallpapers, and dark mode versions of previously-light only, as noted here

If you’ve updated to Firefox 151, you’ll begin seeing these changes as they roll out. Users of all versions in all channels will be able to use the new wallpapers immediately.

Let us know what you think below!

- Amber, Firefox Desktop Product

[flsomerv]

I resolved this by removing my userChrome.css font adjustment.  

[Alri_firecat]

Please at least give us an option for larger icons on the New Tab page.
Additionally it would be really nice to actually have all 4 rows of shortcuts. 
(Congratulations on getting me to sign up for an account just to complain about how you've made my life more annoying.)

[Shadowblitz]

Why did the update all of a sudden make my shortcuts move really far up the screen? I now have all of this empty space at the bottom and it just looks so odd!

[mcsch]

• Excessive top padding: There is too much empty space above the search bar. This unnecessarily pushes the shortcuts block too far down the screen.

• Shortcut spacing and centering: The shortcut icons are tightly packed together and overly centered. This leaves a massive amount of empty, unused space on the sides, making the central block look disconnected and awkward on a 2k monitor.

Overall, the layout feels un-proportional and lacks visual balance. It would be great to have an option to adjust the spacing or see a more harmonious distribution of elements.

[tariel]

i dont wanna see this firefox logo on my homepage, never had to see it before but latest update forces me to

[Agentvirtuel]

You can test
https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/latest-update-5-19-2026/m-p/125854/highlight/true#M49683
https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/again-clean-new-tab-home-screen-please/m-p/125959/highlig...

[Agentvirtuel]

Hello

Similar requests

https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/firefox-151-introduces-a-fresh-new-look-for-home-amp-new-...

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1582859

Below, a test with the help of userContent.css

[paolovece]

I prefer the previous New Tab Page: there's more space between icon (shortcuts) and I use it as a speed dial. 

I reverted to the previous version. I don't need al that stuff on the new tab page, just quick links (bookmarks) to the sites I visit the most.

[Aetherdrol]

I only have the shortcut links and the searchbar in my new tab page and now all the icons are all squished together and I HATE IT. It messes with my eyes. Please let it be more spaced out!

[KitchMactual]

The OP's original supposition is fundamentally flawed.  It assumes a number of things, but the most important is that the change to the home page was an improvement when it was not so.  My actual experience with this change is that it has caused a degradation to the resolution of the layout in that it changed the size of the items, increased unnecessary and undesirable white space at the top of the page (and all around) thereby forcing a downward scroll so as to view everything, and thusly created a degradation in usability.  Such is never an improvement and actually hampers the user experience.  This was not well thought-out at all.  What is more disturbing is that this concept is so easily proved to be not beneficial, that one can reasonable question the thought processes of those who involved themselves in implementing such changes and forced these upon the millions of users.  Once again, we are faced with the need for intelligent management of programming teams.

[pendergraft_e]

So, this is going to sound a little silly. I always use Firefox at the smallest width it allows me to. This update makes it so that the home page cannot be as small in width as the minimum width of the Firefox window. 

Now there is a scroll bar at the bottom and I can only see about 60% of the page. 

I used to scroll through the recommendations on the page, but with the new update I'm not going to do that anymore.