Sober is exclusively available on Flathub, whom published these figures in their Year In Review: https://flathub.org/en/year-in-review/2025
Sober is exclusively available on Flathub, whom published these figures in their Year In Review: https://flathub.org/en/year-in-review/2025
Sober is exclusively available on Flathub, whom published these figures in their Year In Review: https://flathub.org/en/year-in-review/2025
There weren't any straightforward guides when I looked this up, and I even had to ask myself. But I just needed to put so and so together, get some feedback here, and voila! Hopefully this can work for you too, and could edit userchrome.css in your favorite editor, and see the changes in Firefox immediately. I tested that it works with @import url("folder/file.css");, and nested imports too (if folder/file.css contained @import url("Another folder/file.css");.
<any file name>.uc.mjs (I named mine refresh.uc.mjs) and paste the script below (it's slightly modified from this snippet):
@onlyonce is needed so fx-autoconfig loads it just once, rather than spawn a new instance of the script every time a new firefox window is opened.
// ==UserScript==
// @onlyonce
// ==/UserScript==
// Script from here: https://gist.github.com/jscher2000/ad268422c3187dbcbc0d15216a3a8060?permalink_comment_id=3259657#gistcomment-3259657
setInterval(() => {
/*
Code to paste and run in the Browser Console
Requires devtools.chrome.enabled => true in about:config
Tested in Firefox 68.0.1 on Windows
*/
// Create references to APIs we'll use
var ss = Cc["@mozilla.org/content/style-sheet-service;1"].getService(Ci.nsIStyleSheetService);
var io = Cc["@mozilla.org/network/io-service;1"].getService(Ci.nsIIOService);
var ds = Cc["@mozilla.org/file/directory_service;1"].getService(Ci.nsIProperties);
// Get the chrome directory in the current profile
var chromepath = ds.get("UChrm", Ci.nsIFile);
// Specific file: userChrome.css or userContent.css
chromepath.append("userChrome.css");
// Morph to a file URI
var chromefile = io.newFileURI(chromepath);
// Unregister the sheet
if(ss.sheetRegistered(chromefile, ss.USER_SHEET)){
ss.unregisterSheet(chromefile, ss.USER_SHEET);
}
// Reload the sheet
ss.loadAndRegisterSheet(chromefile, ss.USER_SHEET);
}, 1000)
There weren't any straightforward guides when I looked this up, and I even had to ask myself. But I just needed to put so and so together, get some feedback here, and voila! Hopefully this can work for you too, and could edit userchrome.css in your favorite editor, and see the changes in Firefox immediately. I tested that it works with @import url("folder/file.css");, and nested imports too (if folder/file.css contained @import url("Another folder/file.css");.
<any file name>.uc.mjs (I named mine refresh.uc.mjs) and paste the script below (it's slightly modified from this snippet):
@onlyonce is needed so fx-autoconfig loads it just once, rather than spawn a new instance of the script every time a new firefox window is opened.
// ==UserScript==
// @onlyonce
// ==/UserScript==
// Script from here: https://gist.github.com/jscher2000/ad268422c3187dbcbc0d15216a3a8060?permalink_comment_id=3259657#gistcomment-3259657
setInterval(() => {
/*
Code to paste and run in the Browser Console
Requires devtools.chrome.enabled => true in about:config
Tested in Firefox 68.0.1 on Windows
*/
// Create references to APIs we'll use
var ss = Cc["@mozilla.org/content/style-sheet-service;1"].getService(Ci.nsIStyleSheetService);
var io = Cc["@mozilla.org/network/io-service;1"].getService(Ci.nsIIOService);
var ds = Cc["@mozilla.org/file/directory_service;1"].getService(Ci.nsIProperties);
// Get the chrome directory in the current profile
var chromepath = ds.get("UChrm", Ci.nsIFile);
// Specific file: userChrome.css or userContent.css
chromepath.append("userChrome.css");
// Morph to a file URI
var chromefile = io.newFileURI(chromepath);
// Unregister the sheet
if(ss.sheetRegistered(chromefile, ss.USER_SHEET)){
ss.unregisterSheet(chromefile, ss.USER_SHEET);
}
// Reload the sheet
ss.loadAndRegisterSheet(chromefile, ss.USER_SHEET);
}, 1000)
There weren't any straightforward guides when I looked this up, and I even had to ask myself. But I just needed to put so and so together, get some feedback here, and voila! Hopefully this can work for you too, and could edit userchrome.css in your favorite editor, and see the changes in Firefox immediately. I tested that it works with @import url("folder/file.css");, and nested imports too (if folder/file.css contained @import url("Another folder/file.css");.
<any file name>.uc.mjs (I named mine refresh.uc.mjs) and paste the script below (it's slightly modified from this snippet):
@onlyonce is needed so fx-autoconfig loads it just once, rather than spawn a new instance of the script every time a new firefox window is opened.
// ==UserScript==
// @onlyonce
// ==/UserScript==
// Script from here: https://gist.github.com/jscher2000/ad268422c3187dbcbc0d15216a3a8060?permalink_comment_id=3259657#gistcomment-3259657
setInterval(() => {
/*
Code to paste and run in the Browser Console
Requires devtools.chrome.enabled => true in about:config
Tested in Firefox 68.0.1 on Windows
*/
// Create references to APIs we'll use
var ss = Cc["@mozilla.org/content/style-sheet-service;1"].getService(Ci.nsIStyleSheetService);
var io = Cc["@mozilla.org/network/io-service;1"].getService(Ci.nsIIOService);
var ds = Cc["@mozilla.org/file/directory_service;1"].getService(Ci.nsIProperties);
// Get the chrome directory in the current profile
var chromepath = ds.get("UChrm", Ci.nsIFile);
// Specific file: userChrome.css or userContent.css
chromepath.append("userChrome.css");
// Morph to a file URI
var chromefile = io.newFileURI(chromepath);
// Unregister the sheet
if(ss.sheetRegistered(chromefile, ss.USER_SHEET)){
ss.unregisterSheet(chromefile, ss.USER_SHEET);
}
// Reload the sheet
ss.loadAndRegisterSheet(chromefile, ss.USER_SHEET);
}, 1000)
Edit: I want a graphical window switcher that's fully keyboard controlled, so I can see the windows before switching them.
The screenshot is from hyprland-easymotion which only shows labels for visible windows. I want a switcher that allows for both switching to windows or the same, or from any app, using just the keyboard and no mouse.
Ideally I could go to a window without pressing tab or another key a bunch of times, perhaps select any window (visible or not) with a letter like easymotion.
Edit: I want a graphical window switcher that's fully keyboard controlled, so I can see the windows before switching them.
The screenshot is from hyprland-easymotion which only shows labels for visible windows. I want a switcher that allows for both switching to windows or the same, or from any app, using just the keyboard and no mouse.
Ideally I could go to a window without pressing tab or another key a bunch of times, perhaps select any window (visible or not) with a letter like easymotion.
Edit: I want a graphical window switcher that's fully keyboard controlled, so I can see the windows before switching them.
The screenshot is from hyprland-easymotion which only shows labels for visible windows. I want a switcher that allows for both switching to windows or the same, or from any app, using just the keyboard and no mouse.
Ideally I could go to a window without pressing tab or another key a bunch of times, perhaps select any window (visible or not) with a letter like easymotion.
unlike some hardware manufacturer out there.
uh, which one?
it's the year of the linux desktop without the year of the linux desktop.
If containers are part of your work then you wouldn't buy a 8GB RAM unupgradable device anyway.
Well it helps that its open source & apple is actually encouraging contributions: https://github.com/apple/container
and in the cloud
rn Im using Kitty, I'll check out Ghostty later.
Aren't we all?! /s
It was a double-edged sword. While websites could honor it, it could also be abused as another data point for fingerprinting.
removing ~~yet another~~ security ~~feature~~ theatre.
DNT was always just an honor system, and can be used as another data point for fingerprinting.
The only reason Mozilla still exists is because Google needs them to so Chrome can’t be a complete monopoly.
Yep this is exactly what I meant. Maybe I should've made that clear.
SimpleLogin premium, with their domain. But I can't blame them for not wanting to ruin the simplelogin.com domain
I meaant italian brainrot, which isn't necessarily supposed to be italian, that's just the name. Some of the worst ai images yet imo: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_brainrot