this in stylus (or similar)

*, *:before, *:after
{
  animation-delay: 0ms !important;
  animation-duration: 0.01ms !important;
  animation-iteration-count: 1 !important;
  transition-delay: 0ms !important;
  transition-duration: 0.01ms !important;
    /*transition: none !important;*/;
}

kyrios This is weird! I have used Firefox and Chrome, with hardware acceleration enabled in both, while the privacy protection in Firefox is set to strict and using Adguard in Chrome, with the end result of Chrome still being faster than Firefox.

      Chrome is known to be faster than Firefox but privacy/freedom/choice is a thing and it's the only serious alternative to blink/webkit engine based browers.

      That's why it is sad imho that there aren't more people supporting Mozilla despite of their sometimes weird decisions.

        kyrios Privacy is less of a issue for me. Firefox can block irritating auto play video's on websites, has tracking protection if I don't want to be distracted by ads and the reading mode is also good. Chrome needs some customization to do all that.

          2 months later

          The new url to access the bookmarks manager in a tab:
          chrome://browser/content/places/places.xhtml

          To open the old about:config interface:
          chrome://global/content/config.xhtml

          lekkerlinux Try disabling the hardware acceleration it can slow firefox down and cause other flaky problems.

            15 days later

            kyrios Alternatively you can also do a sudo rm /usr/lib64/firefox/extensions/lang* and restart Firefox which is less time consuming. : )
            I need a couple of dictionaries but having them all pre-installed was a pain to use. Make sure to uninstall and re-install any needed dictionary from the addons site in case they got deleted with the command here.

            The same goes for Thunderbird, simply replace firefox in the path.

                a month later

                A little customization of the url bar,

                To get the url font the same color:
                browser.urlbar.formatting.enabled true

                To change the color of the padlock back to green:
                security.secure_connection_icon_color_gray false

                To change the color of the bookmark star using css:

                #star-button[starred] {
    fill-opacity: 1;
    fill: YOUR COLOR HERE !important;
}

                  @dschinn1001 Please stop trying to hijack other threads. Please start separate discussions in a new thread. Please do not solicit money from other Solus users. There are much better sites for things like that.

                  sangheeta kind sir, do you know how to do this in vivaldi as well? I am getting NO info online except 'we changed to grey and there's nothing you can do with it.'
                  thanks.

                      brent
                      It depends of the website you visit, some have and some others don't. 😅 I don't find solution either.


                      brent
                      We can modify urlbar color font using css:

                      /* font color of the urlbar */
#urlbar-input-container {
color: YOUR COLOR HERE !important;
}
                            4 days later

                            Color the toolbar

                            here are some .css compiled to change the color of the toolbar (icons, folder, accent color etc) using css:

                            /* URLBAR TEXT FONT COLOR */
#urlbar-input-container {
color: DarkTurquoise !important;
}

/* COLOR OF BOOKMARKS STAR IN URLBAR */
#star-button[starred] {
    fill-opacity: 1;
    fill: gold !important;
}

/* SEARCHBAR FONT & MAGNIFIER COLOR */
#urlbar, .searchbar-textbox {
color: DarkTurquoise !important;
}

#identity-box[pageproxystate="invalid"] > #identity-icon,
.searchbar-search-icon {
color: DarkTurquoise !important;
}

/* COLOR OF FOLDERS EVERYWHERE */
#bookmarks-view treechildren::-moz-tree-image(container),
#PlacesToolbarItems toolbarbutton[container="true"],
#PlacesToolbarItems menu[container="true"] .menu-iconic-left,
#BMB_bookmarksPopup menu[container="true"] .menu-iconic-icon,
#bookmarksMenu menu[container="true"] .menu-iconic-icon,
.bookmark-item [container] {
        /* FOLDERS COLOR CHANGE */
        fill: DarkTurquoise !important ;
}

/* TOOLBAR BUTTON COLOR CHANGE */
:root {
    --lwt-toolbarbutton-icon-fill: DarkTurquoise !important;
}

/* ACCENT TAB COLOR CHANGE */
#tabbrowser-tabs{ --tab-line-color:  DarkTurquoise !important; }

/* URLBAR & SEARCHBOX BORDER ACCENT COLOR */
#nav-bar{
  /* --lwt-toolbar-field-border-color: DarkTurquoise; */
  --toolbar-field-focus-border-color: DarkTurquoise;
}

                            HTML Color Names

                              sangheeta I always thought in these scripts that every color was represented my a number, like the old pantone system. Modern systems recognize a color name now? So the palette in that link is pretty universal to operating systems?
                              PS-it looks great

                                  I guess it's an improvement to the current html and css language. You have to ask a specialist, I don't know very much about it, but I find it rather practical and easier to memorize. 😅

                                    brent Modern systems recognize a color name now?

                                    that's actually very old- browsers allowed for colour names in the mid-'90s 🙂 there were actually two competing standards and they both got adopted, so now grey is darker than darkgrey!

                                        synth-ruiner sangheeta

                                        thanks for the info gents. I didn't know (or could not imagine, is more accurate) that there was a long-time, multi-browser, agreed-upon cross-platform industry standard in the the html language of colors, but I guess there would have to be the more I think about it....browsers (mostly) are agnostic to specific operating systems and just have to perform and be somewhat customizable, I imagine. Thanks again. edit: word addition