Why disable common features and hide completely to use a new version of firefox

When a new version of Firefox comes out the end, all to often when there new features or a programmer has a different idea of what they like from the previous version, the features are enabled by default and things are rearranged without any choice by the user. A concrete example is that when I installed Firefox 24 on my wife's computer he disabled the menu bar and put the tabs on top. To add insult to injury, there is no settings option to put the hind below! I do not how much someone loves the tabs on the top, the right way to handle these kinds of feature upgrades is to leave everything as it was in terms of parameters and display a web page that contains a button that says what each change with a Yes and no button so that the user can try if they want TO or not , and not just say (effectively) "we are the Lords and ask you to use this and we know better. If this method is too difficult then just don't change the settings and leave a page "what's new". I know it is free SW and contribute many dedicated, but to do your darnedest to confuse or annoy your users is not the way to do it. Imagine if you took your car to have a new mounted radio and when you got the brake pedal was in the backseat and the guy said "we like better that way.

BTW, to have the tabs just above the web pages you are watching way makes more sense to have the 3 lines now.

Hello

Most people answer on the support forum is volunteers of Mozilla (including me) so we are not able to comment on that kind of decision. We are not involved in choosing how new versions are gone.

The best place to make a comeback would be this page:

https://input.Mozilla.org/en-GB/feedback

If you want to make Firefox v24 v3 looks like, then you can use a theme such as Firefox 3 theme.

See also here for more information: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/895542

I hope this helps. Let me know if not.

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