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needle0 ◴[] No.19823806[source]
I’ll still keep using Firefox since I recognize the importance of browser diversity and the hazards of a Chrome monoculture (that and vertical tabs), but, yikes.

Still, this type of oversight seems all too common even in large companies. I remember several cases from Fortune 500 companies in the past few years alone. What would be a good way to automate checking for them? Has anyone developed a tool designed specifically to avoid certificate expiry disasters?

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1. minetest2048 ◴[] No.19823913[source]
Talking about vertical tabs, I was in the middle of studying for an upcoming exam, then when I alt-tabbed back into Firefox, all of my tabs are missing with that unsupported addon error. Fortunately refreshing Firefox gave me back normal tabs, at a cost of uninstalling all of my addons.

The problem is that Tree Style Tabs relies on userchrome.css edit to hide the tab bar, and when TST is forcibly removed there is no way to access the tabs, because that edited userchrome.css is still there. This is very disruptive. At least with the pre WebExtension addon TST itself hides the tab bar, so if TST is removed then the original tab bar comes back on automatically

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2. frosted-flakes ◴[] No.19823951[source]
I have it set up so that the tab bar is only displayed if the menu bar is visible, and I can use the Alt key to toggle them together.

https://github.com/eoger/tabcenter-redux/wiki/Custom-CSS-Twe...

  #toolbar-menubar[inactive="true"] + #TabsToolbar {
    visibility: collapse !important;
  }