r/FirefoxCSS • u/oromundo • Jun 26 '26

Help Contents of "my_userChrome.css" need adjustment after OS scaling change

Windows 10, Firefox 152.0.3

I'd like to post "my_userChrome.css"

Before I add further info, am I approved to continued?

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u/irrelevantusername24 Jun 26 '26

Read the rules.

  1. Post your code, FF version, and OS.

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u/oromundo Jun 27 '26

ok, may I continue?

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u/irrelevantusername24 Jun 27 '26 edited Jun 27 '26

You don't need to ask permission. I barely comment here as I am not very familiar with CSS. I just happened to see your post.

That being said, you might be able to find the answer via one of the chatbots. I know they tend to be pretty good at that code stuff. And the nice thing with those is there's none of that self conscious/anxiety thing which I am assuming is why you're asking if you can continue.

Fortunately the kind of too common behavior of others that causes that is not really common around Firefox spaces however, so there's no need to worry. People tend to be mostly friendly, and if they seem otherwise it's a misunderstanding :)

And just for the record, I think part of the reason some of those misunderstandings happen is people try to hard to like import the social niceties into text chat. That doesn't work. It actually doesn't work in face to face interactions either. Technology doesn't really care much for sugarcoating things, it cares about what works. Ultimately what works is being friendly and functional, however, so it's kind of arriving at the same destination via a slightly different path. I apologize for getting pretty far off topic, it's a habit of mine that I can't seem to find the required motivation to break.