The big problem is “IMPORTANT: These binaries are provided by anyone who are willing to build and submit them. But I’m still not going to use it as it’s just not trustworthy. But found an install/update extension and someone who releases the mac version quickly and was surprised that it was loading pages faster than Brave. I tried Ungoogled Chromium again yesterday, I’d briefly tried it before but updates were very slow coming out (which generally is still a problem) and installing/updating extensions were a pain. Now You: What would you like to see when you activate the browser's address bar? It should not be too difficult to implement that option and Mozilla would ensure that users who dislike the change have an option to restore the classic behavior.
Closing WordsĪs a user, I would like to see an option implemented in the browser that gives users a choice when it comes to what is displayed when the address bar is activated. Hit the ^-key instead and you get a similar listing this one uses a slightly different algorithm to compute the list of sites.įirefox users may also access the "most visited" bookmarks link in the bookmarks bar to access the list of most visited sites directly in the browser.You will notice that Firefox changes the list of suggestions from "top sites" to "most visited". Hit the Space-key on the keyboard after activating the address bar.While that is the case, there is still an option to bring back the listing but it requires manual action. There is no option or advanced configuration preference to restore the old functionality in the address bar. Is there an option to restore Most Visited Sites in Firefox's Address Bar?įirefox 77 comes without options to undo the change. The most visited sites listing could display multiple entries from a single resource.The list of most visited sites was more useful as it was dynamic and listed the most popular sites all the time automatically.The list is a duplicate of the browser's top sites.Firefox's recent address bar change is a prime example for that, and this one may be as well. Most changes made to a browser's user interface or functionality are controversial in nature. What arguments do users make that dislike the change? by adding your favorite sites to the listing on the New Tab page, it is at its core a static list that does not change automatically. by clicking on it, you used to get the list of most visited pages displayed to you this changed with the release of Firefox 77 as Firefox displays the top sites now. Top sites are identical to the sites on the browser's New Tab page.
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