Re: Firefox to become adware?
Reply #27 –
That's what I was saying:
My indicators are for Opera Link, Opera Turbo (it's a proxy, btw), images, CSS, UserCSS, Referrer, UserJS, JS, cookies, and fit to width.
It looks like this:

On rare occasions I even use them for toggling things with the mouse, but their main purpose is indicating.
Sorry, somehow I managed to overlook it.
Looking at your image - don't you ever mix those checkmarks up?

Better to actually try the program so you can comment on how what is actually there isn't quite to your liking.
For instance, the toggles exist but don't have a toggle icon, so I can't set it up quite the way I have it in Opera just yet.
As far as I can see the toggles have 2 states - pressed and depressed, meaning on and off.
BTW, I did test Otter now.(v0.9.0.7)

It would need many hours, maybe days for a more thoroughly test.
Since I tested only for aprox 2 hours my findings should be taken with a pinch of salt. 
What I missed from the very beginning was a more granulated configuration option. (something Fx offers in its about:config)
The possibility to put toggling buttons which indicates the state of the pref is great!
Unfortunately "Enable JavaScript" and "Enable Proxy" buttons didn't work for me. I couldn't find an "Enable Cookies" button.
I didn't test other available buttons. All my testings were done with "Private Mode" enabled but this shouldn't have any impact. Nevertheless apparently it had an impact. Namely, I had no access (greyed out) to enable cookies, proxy and referrer in "Quick Preferences" [F12]. If this is by design then it's stupid.
Private mode doesn't mean that you can't allow cookies but that they get not written to the disk.
After the third freeze of the scrollbar (I had to restart Otter) I gave up testing.
All in one, it looks really promising but IMHO it's still in a very early stage.
I thought they yanked out that setting last year or so?
Well, I use as third browser the ESR branch which actually is v38.2.1 and the pref is still there in about:config.