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How did you remove the tabs at the top?

• jandrese 9y ago
  I didn't remove them but I moved them back to where they make the most sense with this: $profile_dir/chrome/userChrome.css /* Tab bar below Navigation & Bookmarks Toolbars For best results, show Title Bar or Menu Bar */ #nav-bar { /* main toolbar */ -moz-box-ordinal-group: 1 !important; border-top-width: 0 !important; } #PersonalToolbar { /* bookmarks toolbar */ -moz-box-ordinal-group: 2 !important; } #TabsToolbar { /* tab bar */ -moz-box-ordinal-group: 3 !important; } I also prefer the old style menus so I re-enabled them with View->Toolbars->Menu Bar. Another quick tip: those big ugly spaces between the buttons and the address bar can be removed with a simple right click->remove on the empty space.
  • cosarara97 9y ago
    I wonder what was the reasoning behind adding those spaces for everybody.
    • mythmon_ 9y ago
      Since on most platforms the tabs go all the way to top of the window now, there isn't room to grab the window to move it around. Those spaces act as extra drag targets.
      • minedwiz 9y ago
        You mean those spaces are on purpose?
        • kuschku 9y ago
          Correct, if you maximize the window, there’s otherwise no way to drag it back down without clicking on the maximize button. As many users rely on the functionality, they had to be added back. You can configure them in Customize → Drag Space (on/off)
          • minedwiz 9y ago
            Interesting. Cool about the setting.
      • manaskarekar 9y ago
        On many linux distros, you can grab any window and move it around by: 'Alt + Left Click' anywhere on the window. Bonus: You can resize any window on these same distros by 'Alt + Right Click'. It will allow you to resize along the closest border(s).
    • Sylos 9y ago
      No idea if this is intenional or if it was just for the drag space / design, but what it also does, is that it moves the start of the URL more into the middle of the viewing area. And the start of the URL contains security-critical information (http/-s and domain name), so having that closer to your eyeballs is generally helpful, even if it means cutting some of the URL off at the end. Especially so for average users which is ultimately the user group that's mainly going to be using the default.
• JetSpiegel 9y ago
  To hide the tabs on top and the sidebar title only for the Tree Style Tab extension, use this userChrome.css /* Hide horizontal tabs at the top of the window #1349 */ #TabsToolbar { visibility: collapse !important; } /* For only Tree Style Tab sidebar #1397 */ #sidebar-box[sidebarcommand="treestyletab_piro_sakura_ne_jp-sidebar-action"] #sidebar-header { display: none; }
  • xahrepap 9y ago
    I found that with the default theme on MacOs that you want to make the tabbar transparent and non-clickable. Otherwise it munges the titlebar.
    • nebopolis 9y ago
      There is a checkbox for "titlebar" in the customize view that will let you bring back the titlebar if you have your tabs hidden.
    • baby 9y ago
      use this: #TabsToolbar, #sidebar-header {visibility: collapse !important;} #TabsToolbar {margin-bottom: -21px !important;} #nav-bar-customization-target {padding-left: 65px;}