In the past 2 days reddit have been doing some minor changes to their interface. minor but very effective changes that made browsing the site even easier.

The first screenshot was taken about 2 days ago and the changes that time were:
Pretty cool links bar on top of all reddit.com pages contain your reddits subscriptions.
Replaced the subscribe and unsubscribe links with nice buttons.
Since you already have your reddits subscriptions in the link bar, you won’t need the reddits box in right sidebar on the main page [as you can see in the second screenshot]

The second screenshot was taken few minutes ago and there were some little editing there:
Change the style of the Search Field.
The background color in the reddits link bar changed from dark blue to soft grey, and that i think it’s really eye friendly.

about:config
create a new boolean value
"extensions.newAddons"
set it to false.

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