this is literally the comfiest UI design ever created
>content first, the UI takes only 55 pixels of vertical screen real estate
>toned colors, nice on your eyes
>no bullshit rounded corners wasting space and looking ugly
prove me wrong by posting better UI for a web browser
This is literally the comfiest UI design ever created
Jack Gomez
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Jeremiah Sanchez
succless surf
ui takes 0 pixels
pure white is the color you need. You don't see it anyway
uses OS's corners or whatever
Wyatt Mitchell
Literally anything without the homosexual reminder that you are using a furry's browser. Why does the pale moon button need to exist? A small gearbox next to the download icon would suffice, and unlike the blue blotch of buttsex it wouldn't look fucking ugly.
William Reed
Why do you think Chrome won?
Adam Taylor
that doesn't look comfy at all
Logan Reyes
chrome has great layout engine and was backed heavily by google, so it's no doubt it's hugely popular
still, chrome's UI/UX is terrible, the downloads bar at the bottom is hideous and tabs look like shit with that shape
Aiden Green
>content first, the UI takes only 55 pixels of vertical screen real estate
32px
>toned colors, nice on your eyes
more toned
>no bullshit rounded corners wasting space and looking ugly
ditto
bonus: better performance than the outdated version
Cooper Flores
well, it's not bad
Jackson Mitchell
U mind sharing dat dere CSS
Nicholas Bailey
Colton Wilson
God bless
Jayden Price
That's why you use themes and extensions.
Are you really claiming that a browser with a separate search and url bar has the "comfiest" ui design?
Daniel Wright
i really want to get into surf but i just can't idk why
Connor Peterson
>55 pixels of vertical screen real estate
BLOAT
Elijah Thomas
I just used the CSS and everything looks great, but is there a way to have the umatrix/ublock icons displayed? I went through the CSS and couldn't find a line that would work.
Adam Howard
>using windows
>caring about UI
Christopher Turner
StartPage/PaleMeme with uMatrix/uBlock confirmed most comfy?
Nathan Martin
>not having vertical tabs
its like you hate having many tabs
Jayden Bennett
>Open more than 4 tabs
>None of them are visible
That UI is bad and you should feel bad.
Jose Bennett
I do not like modern design, it eats display space.
All those big, blocky buttons and no content on modern sites, yuck
Nathaniel Hall
>Firefox Nightly with CSDs and userChrome.css
>Looks beautiful, more comfy than anything else
>Actually looks native on a Linux desktop
Christian Jenkins
>free browser
shit os
You are retarded.
Brandon Cruz
yeah, the address bar and search bar are used for two different things, consolidating these is a retarded idea and raises privacy concerns if you want to see search sugestions
pretty much everything you enter there gets sent to google or some other search provider even if you're navigating to some site without searching for it
Caleb Rogers
why even use search suggestions in the first place
Ryan Phillips
ie11 has the tabs inline with the address bar. It upsets me that no other browser is capable of this layout. Firefox is with classic theme restorer, but that will no longer be usable. without a menu button and window controls it leaves you with a comfortable amount of vertical and horizontal space. urls can be visibly shortened as well to only include the domain, security status and protocol; extending when selected.
Carter Brown
retarded, I have plenty of screen space, also its a non issue given how most websites fail to utilize it properly. I rather have clear icons, text etc than save few pixels