I'm not sure whether they might reconsider the design if enough feedback is provided. Here are some threads related to this change: I tried under normal circumstances with clean profiles and safe mode, everytime the browser behaving correctly, without any kind of freezes. I am very skeptic when someone with a "mobile device" mindset is designing a desktop layout. I tried reproducing the issue on Firefox 64.0b3, 64.0b5, 65.0b5 and 65.0b11 under Ubuntu 18.04 (圆4) and Linux Mint 19.1 (圆4), but without success. I won't be surprised if 2 years later they will completely remove the buttons and you'll just have to use mouse gestures to interact (Swipe Left to Disable Swipe Right to Remove Swipe Down to get an AliExpress coupon Swipe Up to Vote for Donald Jr. Because you cannot hide the buttons that are ESSENTIAL for managing extensions easily, then add a "recommended addons" section on each page (Extensions, Themes) and then call it CLEANER.
Maybe you can fool a mobile user with that, but not someone who prefers a desktop. The most I've seen was the cliché "make it cleaner". I tried finding the documentation and read some threads on Bugzilla and Phabricator that are related to the implementation of the new layout, but couldn't find any arguments as to why they wanted to hide the buttons. There was a bug filed for this before the release, however they closed it as INVALID, because it's "an intended change".
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