vimb VS cascade

Check out vimb.

This is vimb. Good for surfing non-soydev websites, but cannot render javascript bloated webpages like youtube.com. For that I use firefox with a oneliner userchrome css.

- vimb: This one I don't get why tf it uses like 1 gb with just duckduckgo open.

I quite like vimb.

I have a custom CSS theme in Firefox (Librewolf) that makes the UI more minimal and hides the scrollbar so that Vivaldi minimalist-tab feature does seem cool, what I usually do when I just want a minimal, fast, lightweight and with no UI web render for minimalist websites I use something like vimb.

Can you peek at this: https://github.com/fanglingsu/vimb

The FirefoxCSS community has a bunch of mods that are easy to install and you can make it super minimal (I haven't found a comparable "single tab" one, but here's a mod that's super clean and minimal: https://github.com/andreasgrafen/cascade)

Lepton, Firefox-GX, SimpleFox, Cascade

I would suggest cascade https://github.com/andreasgrafen/cascade

When most people hear the word themes they probably think of these. Some people might have even made their own themes using the Firefox Color add-on (shameless plug). However, css themes allow for much, much, much, much, much, much, much more customisation and tweaking.

I'm a big fan of andreasgrafen's Cascade theme, but I wanted to tweak it to use the exact dark mode colours from Apple's design guidelines for macOS Big Sur.

I've just pushed an alternative config file that should be closer to the experience that Waterfall offers by default. c:

In the screenshot below, I'm rockin' a one liner theme called: [Cascade](https://github.com/andreasgrafen/cascade) (Similar to [SimpleFox](https://github.com/migueravila/SimpleFox)). Oh, I use a̶r̶c̶h̶ artix linux btw (BSPWM) so I don't have a window frame on any of my applications. This makes the theme fit even better. Though, I must say, the following questions pertain to Firefox in-general and are not theme specific questions.