[Firefox] alignment differences in the pop-up

[arthurtiteica]

There are some differences as how the pop-up appears in Firefox compared to Chrome.

Please look at the following 2 screen-shots.

There are 3 issues:

• the + and - for every site seems to be cutoff on both sides.
• the eye is exactly at the right margin in Firefox
• on the same idea the gray shadow beneath "requests blocked" and "domains connected" is cutoff on the right side.

[gorhill]

My Firefox fonts do not look like yours, size-wise.

What OS? Did you customize browser fonts?

[arthurtiteica]

This is on Linux x64 with KDE Plasma 5. I'm using Liberation Sans as a global font.

I tried to modify the fonts in the KDE module but it didn't have any effect on Firefox.

I modified the global font hinting. Aside for the fonts getting sharper or blurrier the spacing is the same.

I ran Firefox in a firejail sandbox in order to get a definitely clean profile.

The screen-shot bellow is from that sandbox. As you can see no real changes...

Further than that I see the same spacing in a Windows 7 virtual machine.

[hotdogman]

I thought this issue was a really minor thing, more of an annoyance than an actual issue, but I can reproduce the same thing here. The dynamic filtering panel in chrome has just a few more pixels of space than in firefox.

[gorhill]

Fixed issue 2.
There no issue 3.

Now with issue 1, it's more complicated, because it's entirely caused by the font used.

[gorhill]

Mine, pretty similar -- Chromium left, Firefox right: