Okay, your post makes more sense that way, but where are you getting this information from? There's no such thing as 'the Chromium engine'. Chromium uses Blink but I can't find any source that says Quantum is based on Blink.

Firefox, more specifically, uses the Quantum browser engine flavor of Chromium.

This is a BS statement. Quantum is a browser engine, Chromium is a browser.

Thanks, that makes a ton of difference! Still I don't like how the tabs are buttons as opposed to being attached to the location bar. And what I really love the most is tabs at the bottom and being attached to the content of the webpage, like the old versions of Firefox used to have, and as is still the case in Seamonkey. It isn't very logical but it just looks so good. Regardless, Firefox's look is now acceptable.

I have tried compact view in the past and it actually resulted in serious issues where I lost access to my tab bar, everything about it was glitching. I'll try it again, maybe the issues are resolved.

This is a recollection from 1989 about a lecture that was given 20 years before that about what changes the deep state had planned for the world. Why did they give this lecture? Well, they announce their plans all the time and it seems to be part of their religion. They believe that so long as they announce their plans, they're free from the karmic reaction and it's passed on to the public instead. Anyway, even though the recording was made 20 years later, it includes various predictions that have come true after that date, such as the fact that travel will be more difficult. That's what tells me this is real. I find it a very enlightening watch, even an essential one.