Hi there, I’m SpaceXplorer, or if you find that difficult to pronounce, just call me Ashu.

I’m 18 years old, with some deep interest in technology, computing, and photography. I do like to draw and play the guitar, but you’ll rarely see me do it.

I’m still figuring out what I want to do.

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    1 month ago

    It still does it. The only thing is that the awareness of this feature was spread in a way to make it sound like it was just stealing your internet for nothing (which looking at it one way, it was) so most people just turned it off.
















  • SOLVED - I was able to solve this issue. Credit to black7375 (MS_Y) on github, I skimmed through his Firefox-UI-Fix (Photon Style) Project to find this out.

    To fix this issue, go to your profile directory (Steps to do so).

    Create a folder name ‘chrome’ if not already present.

    Inside that folder, create a file named 'UserContent.css’If you’re on Windows, that can be done by making a new .txt file, naming it ‘UserContent’ and then replacing the .txt extension with .css

    Paste this CSS code in there.

    Look at the section that says “.top-site-outer .tile .icon-wrapper”

    This is where most of the magic happens

    By default the width and height settings are set to 100%, here I have set that to 75%, because personally it looked good to me. You can customise this size yourself, or if you want to have the default sizing that comes with Firefox, you can erase the “75%” and type in “48px” instead.

    For those who are experienced in CSS, please do correct any mistakes I have committed in either the code or the explanation.