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- Open a new window: the tabs are not there by default - You need a css hack to hide the standard bar - There’s an ugly title thingy at the top of the tab pane
by louiz 9y ago
- Open a new window: the tabs are not there by default
- You need a css hack to hide the standard bar
- There’s an ugly title thingy at the top of the tab pane
- DiThi 9y ago> Open a new window: the tabs are not there by default It's not ideal but not a showstopper for me. I mostly use one window, where the toolbar is restored by default, and when I open a new window I got used to clicking the toolbar button (which I moved to the left) or pressing F1. > You need a css hack to hide the standard bar > There’s an ugly title thingy at the top of the tab pane I just copied the "css hack" once and forgot. The last item is solved the same way. For those who don't know: Inside the profile folder (with a name like "xxxxxxxx.default"), create a folder called "chrome", and a file inside called "userChrome.css" with the following content: #TabsToolbar, #sidebar-header {visibility: collapse !important;} #TabsToolbar {margin-bottom: -21px !important;} IMHO It's quick enough to do and I believe this won't be needed in a few months.
- baby 9y agoThanks! Here's how I did it on macOS: 1. Go to about:support in Firefox URL bar. 2. the address is in "Profile Folder" row.
- DiThi 9y agoThanks! I didn't know that. It seems to be like that in other OSes too. I've tried to edit my previous comment but I was just over the time limit.
- nisse72 9y agoBrilliant! Thank you!