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Missing tiles (new tab) in FF39

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Neph
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My screen resolution is: 1280x1024

With FF38 it always showed me 12 tiles (4 columns, 3 rows) + the search bar on the "new tab" page but since it automatically upgraded to FF39 today, it's only showing 8 tiles (4 columns, 2 rows) now. According to "about:config?filter=browser.newtabpage", the rows are set to "3" and the columns are set to "5" and in "pinned" it still saved the missing tiles. Using Ctrl & -, I can make it display 12 tiles but unfortunately, it also decreases the font size for websites, which really isn't optimal.

So, how can I make it display 12 tiles (+ the search bar) again, without messing with the actual font size?

My screen resolution is: 1280x1024 With FF38 it always showed me 12 tiles (4 columns, 3 rows) + the search bar on the "new tab" page but since it automatically upgraded to FF39 today, it's only showing 8 tiles (4 columns, 2 rows) now. According to "about:config?filter=browser.newtabpage", the rows are set to "3" and the columns are set to "5" and in "pinned" it still saved the missing tiles. Using Ctrl & -, I can make it display 12 tiles but unfortunately, it also decreases the font size for websites, which really isn't optimal. So, how can I make it display 12 tiles (+ the search bar) again, without messing with the actual font size?

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penguino
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I have exact same problem, FF39 fails to display more than 2 rows of miniatures.

Neph
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penguino said

I have exact same problem, FF39 fails to display more than 2 rows of miniatures.

What's your screen resolution set to?

penguino
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1680x1050.

Neph
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penguino said

1680x1050.

Press Ctrl and "-" at the same time (you can get back to full size with Ctrl and +), does it show more than just 8 tiles for you then, too?

I think that it's a bug in the new version.

penguino
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That's how it works for me too and it looks like a bug.

avorang
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Same problem here. Control + and - don't do anything for me, probably because I'm using the add-on Default Zoom Level 7.5.1

cor-el
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Make sure that you have only one tab with the about:newtab page open when you zoom the new tab page. Otherwise you may only zoom the copy in the current tab and not the cached version of the about:newtab page. You can toggle browser.newtab.preload to false on the about:config page if you do not keep the zoom setting.

You can open the about:config page via the location/address bar. You can accept the warning and click "I'll be careful" to continue.

Neph
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Zooming out shouldn't be the solution, since it also decreases the overall font size (not only on the "new tab" page but on every website)!

avorang
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Cor-el, I only had one New Tab open (as far as I could see, anyway). :)

Anyway, I agree with Neph: zooming shouldn't be the solution.

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