Virtually a must-have due to Mozilla's stupidity, thinking a combined stop and reload button is a Good Thing(tm). You want to stop a page from loading because it's taking too long. Your brain has committed to clicking stop/reload, and your pointer is poised over the button. As your finger is flexing, the page finishes loading, the widget changes to "reload", and gets clicked. Now you have to wait AGAIN. This widget makes so much more sense, it means ONE thing: reload, not MAYBE stop, MAYBE reload as Mozilla envisions it.

My god, it is so refreshing to have something that is meant to only do one simple thing, and it actually does it!!! :D

As it should be. If a page is rendering wrong, I don't have to wait for the cutesy little animation to play to start reloading and click twice, I can make it happen immediately. Thanks for restoring apparently obscure functionality to Firefox.

Well done.Thanks.

Firefox 57 is slowly becoming more useable! Finally! Separate Stop and Reload buttons! THANK YOU!!!