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  1. I just upgraded #firefox and I'm not impressed.

    Dear #Mozilla. The URL bar is the most prominent UI element in the browser. You made sure it's always in my face, and I'm glad for it.

    So why are you making it hard to read? Don't cripple it with low contrast.

    Make up your minds: either make the URL field great or make it hidden.

    The following userChrome.css undoes this braindead change:

    #urlbar-background, #searchbar {
    background-color: Field !important;
    }

    #browser #design #lowcontrast

  2. I just upgraded and I'm not impressed.

    Dear . The URL bar is the most prominent UI element in the browser. You made sure it's always in my face, and I'm glad for it.

    So why are you making it hard to read? Don't cripple it with low contrast.

    Make up your minds: either make the URL field great or make it hidden.

    The following userChrome.css undoes this braindead change:

    -background, {
    background-color: Field !important;
    }

  3. I just upgraded #firefox and I'm not impressed.

    Dear #Mozilla. The URL bar is the most prominent UI element in the browser. You made sure it's always in my face, and I'm glad for it.

    So why are you making it hard to read? Don't cripple it with low contrast.

    Make up your minds: either make the URL field great or make it hidden.

    The following userChrome.css undoes this braindead change:

    #urlbar-background, #searchbar {
    background-color: Field !important;
    }

    #browser #design #lowcontrast

  4. I just upgraded #firefox and I'm not impressed.

    Dear #Mozilla. The URL bar is the most prominent UI element in the browser. You made sure it's always in my face, and I'm glad for it.

    So why are you making it hard to read? Don't cripple it with low contrast.

    Make up your minds: either make the URL field great or make it hidden.

    The following userChrome.css undoes this braindead change:

    #urlbar-background, #searchbar {
    background-color: Field !important;
    }

    #browser #design #lowcontrast

  5. I just upgraded #firefox and I'm not impressed.

    Dear #Mozilla. The URL bar is the most prominent UI element in the browser. You made sure it's always in my face, and I'm glad for it.

    So why are you making it hard to read? Don't cripple it with low contrast.

    Make up your minds: either make the URL field great or make it hidden.

    The following userChrome.css undoes this braindead change:

    #urlbar-background, #searchbar {
    background-color: Field !important;
    }

    #browser #design #lowcontrast