With the version Firefox 109 release, you added this new button without the option to change its position or move into the overflow area. Please let use move it. I can remove/hide almost every other UI element in the browser, why not this?
I totally agree! This mania for taking away customization possibilities instead of adding them has become very annoying. I want to be able to remove this button, which serves absolutely no purpose and just clutters the toolbar unnecessarily.
The art of coding is knowing what is the pathway that is going to please the most users. Coding an unmovable icon in the user modifiable area is a violation of that art. Coding for the lowest denominator out there will always produce mediocre software that power users, opinion leaders, stay away from. Software wise, there is no future to that kind of business model.
Or maybe you guys just pushed some unfinished work on all of us. How to annihilate the installed base. It made me switch off Auto Update on the spot.
Thank You. --- Fanboy jscher2000, don't bother replying to this post, you have no power to change the bloatware direction Mozilla has embarked upon.
There is no good reason that the extension button cannot be removed from the toolbar. The user should be able to decide what they want displayed. This is a feature no one asked for.
Voted. Please revert this change, Mozilla. How does it make any sense? Overflow menu was perfect for all things we want hidden but easy to access (addons, tools).
I find it hard to believe that the same team that has beautifully redesigned Firefox over that last few years has come up with this Very Bad idea. Hugs to the people on the team that thought this was super dumb; May you all be promoted, at least for Firefox users' sanity.
I was confused why my overflow menu that I had set up to contain the extensions that I actively need to interact with was empty and they were now in an unmovable and customization menu right next to it lol. Thankful this can be resolved with the about:config switch but it's certainly a disruptive change and inconsistent with the customizable design language to be expected.
Here is an idea , How about removing the extension icon from the bar ...or at least make provision for users to remove the icon ...in the bar ....its puzzling
Puzzle pieces need to be put together...this puzzling piece is giving me no peace