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[ecq]

..I had to edit the chrome on Firefox...

You did what now?

Yeah?  You don't know about that?  It's like editing the explorer on Safari. 

I don't know if this is what the OP is talking about, but if you dig deep into Firefox, they call the markup that controls their interface "the chrome."  The term pre-dates the Google browser.  https://developer.mozilla.org/en/XUL_School/The_Essentials_of_an_Extension#The_Chrome

[Davio]

Poor Firefox has had so many name changes, been using it since Phoenix.

[mDuo13]

Getting $7 for like four turns in a row.

[Grujah]

Poor Firefox has had so many name changes, been using it since Phoenix.

I've been using it since it was just called Mozilla Navigator

Though I've switch to Chrome some time ago.

[Eevee]

Just realized whats mine (by far): going 2nd after a loss. Especially annoying because it tends to happen when you're feeling irritated already.

[BaruMonkey]

Just realized whats mine (by far): going 2nd after a loss. Especially annoying because it tends to happen when you're feeling irritated already.

When we play IRL, our hose rule is "if you lost, you go first next game."

[Axxle]

Just realized whats mine (by far): going 2nd after a loss. Especially annoying because it tends to happen when you're feeling irritated already.

When we play IRL, our hose rule is "if you lost, you go first next game."

That's how Iso does it... but sometimes you have two people coming of a loss playing each other.

[Deadlock39]

Axxle beat me too it.  Posting anyway...

That is actually the official rule, so not really a house rule.

It is also Isotropic's rule, but if both players lost, only one gets to go first.  This is the source of Eevee's frustration.

[ksf_]

..I had to edit the chrome on Firefox...

You did what now?

Yeah?  You don't know about that?  It's like editing the explorer on Safari. 

I don't know if this is what the OP is talking about, but if you dig deep into Firefox, they call the markup that controls their interface "the chrome."  The term pre-dates the Google browser.  https://developer.mozilla.org/en/XUL_School/The_Essentials_of_an_Extension#The_Chrome

That is in fact what I was referencing, although the sleek redesign has been a nice benefit.