![]() ![]() Relying on repetitive trial and error to determine what looks good and Strongly suggest trying out the free Tiresias PCfont Z). Will likely use different fonts and font sizes than what I use, (but I (if you have one) to a place where you can retrieve it if necessary. If you elect to do this be sure that T-bird is closed when you'reĮditing the file, and make sure you copy your original userChrome.css */įont-family: "Tiresias PCfont Z" !important * Change the thread and folder pane font. The relevant content in my userChrome.css ") Profile folder you can use its userChrome.css file (or you can easilyĬreate it) to control the GUI fonts in Thunderbird, which is how I do 60 differsįrom earlier versions, but if you have a Chrome subfolder under your I don't have the latest T-bird installed so I don't how V. Say if you need details if the config settings above don't work out for you. I don't use these settings myself I have a userChrome.css file. Note that these settings will adjust /all/ text and images in Thunderbird, so once you have got the menus and lists to your liking, you will probably need to revisit the font sizes for message text. If you know the logical width and height of your screen (in pixels), you can measure the physical screen with a rule and get a good approximation to the actual DPI. On some platforms, you may have trouble finding an explicit statement of the DPI for your display. (1) is integer type, (2) is a string.ĭPI defaults to 96 in most software, but if you have a modern display yours may be somewhat higher. It's possible that neither of these exists by default so you may have to create them. ![]() ISTR the first of these may be only effective in Linux, so may not work in Windows. You'll need a fractional value, I'd guess in the range 0.5 to 2. This will tell you if it a universal issue or isolated to your user/admin account.Try adjusting one of these settings in the config editor.ġ) - set to the actual dpi of your screen, orĢ) - use this like a scaling factor. Test issue in another user (or guest user) account Change Users & Groups settings on Mac - Apple Support This test will tell you if third party interference most* extensions etc are not loaded in safe boot mode. A SafeBoot Use safe mode on your Mac - Apple Support will sort many anomaliesĭoes a quick disk repair before it fully boots up, and certain system caches get cleared and rebuilt, third party system modifications and system accelerations are disabled. There are always updates being rolled out by FF to stay current. Never had an issue with Firefox in Sonoma macOS 14.īy default, automatic updates are enabled in Firefox. ![]() Rebooting has a way of sorting many issues.if macOS related. Also, disconnecting and reconnecting WiFi does not help. Safari keeps working when this happens, so it's not a general issue with network access. To get it to actually load websites again, I have to reboot Sonoma. but every actual Internet page will continue to be be completely blank and fail to load. After force-quitting, I can relaunch Firefox and access a few things such as settings, about: pages. When I try to quit Firefox once this happens, it will beachball - I have to force-quit. I was able to install Edge, but once I tried to launch it, it beachballed as well! Only after a reboot it started working.Īnyone else seeing similar issues on Sonoma? Now here's the strange thing: Last time this happened, I force-quit Firefox and went to download Edge because I didn't want to reboot at that point. Lately I found that after a day or two, when I maximize Firefox and try to use it, it's unresponsive: the pages I have open stay open, but it won't load any new pages (new tabs just stay completely blank). So most of the time, Firefox sits minimized in my dock with a few tabs open. ![]() I use Firefox as a secondary browser for some sites that don't work well in Safari. Ever since upgrading my MacBook Pro 14" 2021 (M1 Pro) to Sonoma, I've been having sporadic issues that might be related to Firefox - though I'm not sure if Firefox is the actual cause, see below. ![]()
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