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Because Fission gives a similar loading bar for the current tab on the address bar. Much better that way.

It's not better IMO

Fission only gives the prpgress bar for the active tab, Strata Buddy adds prorgess bars for all tabs that are currently loading and the non active tab progress bars are off shaded too so in general, more logical.

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It's not better IMO

Fission only gives the prpgress bar for the active tab, Strata Buddy adds prorgess bars for all tabs that are currently loading and the non active tab progress bars are off shaded too so in general, more logical.

I don't get any progressbars without Fission!

And i have all needed apps.

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Fission only gives the prpgress bar for the active tab, Strata Buddy adds prorgess bars for all tabs that are currently loading and the non active tab progress bars are off shaded too so in general, more logical.

... >_<

Fission gives the loading bar under the address bar for the current tab.

Tab Progress Bar gives the other tabs (without the current one) loading bars.

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After updating to the latest version, the yellow information bar is no longer yellow. Its black like aero. How do I fix it? I tried using stylish, but do not know the class or tag name to edit

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Somebody already posted that on the author's DevianArt page and will be fix it in the next release.

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I don't have that problem. What version of FF are you using? Make sure you are using the latest Strata40 0.5.4 and Stratabuddy 1.6.6

Perhaps because it's not really meant to be used with the default progress bar? It's supposed to be used with Fission or tab progress bars?

I don't think so cause when I disable fission my progress bar looks just fine.

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