added new headings to some posts to differentiate between original po…

…sts and my additions

_posts/2019-02-05-how-can-i-set-a-manually-installed-browser-as-the-default-on-debian-ubuntu-mint.markdown

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+# Original Post
+
 >Hi
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 >I am trying to set my Firefox developer as default in GNU/Linux, But I am stuck. Firefox Dev didn't shows up in `sudo update-alternatives --config x-www-browser`. In some app I have set them manually, but it's painful to set to every app, since they read the default value in my system. I don't use desktop environment so `.desktop` didn't work for me.
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 >Thanks.
 
-This may be helpful for you: https://askubuntu.com/a/965417
+## My Comments
+
+This may be helpful for you: <https://askubuntu.com/a/965417>
 
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_posts/2019-02-05-what-ever-happened-to-native-windows-notifications-in-firefox.markdown

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+# Original Post
+
 > Mozilla announced they were working on it shortly after [Chrome introduced them early last summer](https://www.thurrott.com/windows/windows-10/165455/google-chrome-now-uses-native-windows-10-notifications). Where did they go? I could've sworn they said something about launching the feature in version 63 or 64
 
-Watch bug id [1497425](https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1497425).
+## My Comments
+
+Watch bug id [1497425](https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1497425 "Turn on Toast Notification on release channel").
 
 When that ticket is closed, it will be in release. You can watch that ticket, along with the ones it blocks to be aware of when it will be released.
 

_posts/2019-02-06-prevent-firefox-from-inheriting-system-font-size.markdown

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+# Original Post
+
 >I've recently changed my Windows 7 system font size to 110%.
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 >I notice Chrome and IE don't apply the system size, and continue to display the base font at 16px, the browser default. This is the way I prefer it for development.
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 >Is there a setting I can use to force Firefox to use 16px or to prevent it inheriting the system font size?
 
+## My Comments
+
 Setting `layout.css.devPixelsPerPx` to **1.0** should give you what you want.
 
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_posts/2019-02-13-can-we-get-a-permanent-fix-for-the-tab-strip-accent-color-issue-with-firefox-65-version-in-windows-10.markdown

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+# Original Post
+
+> Can we get a permanent fix for the tab bar color issue with the latest FF version in W10? This looks absolutely terrible now.
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+## My Comments
+
 Have you tried disabling your accent color in Windows?
 
 >That's the whole point, I like the accent color in other windows like File Explorer etc, but in Firefox I prefer dark mode. I don't want to turn off the accent color in Windows.

_posts/2019-02-13-is-there-a-blog-for-fenix-or-upcoming-features-planned-for-it.markdown

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->When is it planned to come out?
+# Original Post
+
+> When is it planned to come out?
+
+## My Comments
 
 You can watch the issues on [GitHub](https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues).
 

_posts/2019-02-14-is-firefox-planning-on-adding-support-for-conic-gradient.markdown

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+# Original Post
+
 >I can get a circular progress indicator very easily with it in Chrome. Is there another simple way in Firefox?
 >
 > `previewElement.style.backgroundImage = "conic-gradient(#BBB " + pieValue + "deg,#FFF 0)";`
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 >Is there an easy way to do this in firefox? Ive seen the "move rectangles around" solution but im looking for something simpler.
 
+## My Comments
+
 Watch bug id [1175958](https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1175958 "[meta] Implement conic gradients from CSS Image Values Level 4"). 
 
 People in the bug mention using SVG for what sounded like a similar use case.
 
-This would work: https://codepen.io/xgad/post/svg-radial-progress-meters
+This would work: <https://codepen.io/xgad/post/svg-radial-progress-meters>
 
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