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I love that the very first picture is of Tree Style Tab (add-on). I have been using it for years and absolutely can't live without it. I wish they would find

I love that the very first picture is of Tree Style Tab (add-on). I have been using it for years and absolutely can't live without it. I wish they would find a way to disable the now-superfluous top-tabs in quantum, but I'm sure it can be done in time. Everything does seem faster and more stable since the update, I'm happy they got through the transition without pissing off a huge amount of their die-hard users that were tied to old extensions, by giving enough time for crucial things to be ported.

tuchsen 9y ago
If you use Linux and know how to edit your userChrome.css file, you can get rid of the superfluous tab bar by adding this line: #tabbrowser-tabs { visibility: collapse !important; } Be warned that on Windows this kills the hidden "alt" menu bar and hides the close, expand, and minimize buttons. Works perfectly on linux though :P, I haven't tried on OSX.
- lostmsu 9y ago
  That space just becomes empty, and can't be reclaimed. Thus useless.
julenx 9y ago
There's an ongoing experiment that would allow extensions to hide the tabstrip: https://wiki.mozilla.org/WebExtensions/TabHiding https://wiki.mozilla.org/WebExtensions/TabHiding