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I went back to Firefox for Quantum after a very long hiatus — mainly Chrome then Opera (Blink) — and TST was a main factor of my switching. Once it's customized
by jvzr 9y ago
I went back to Firefox for Quantum after a very long hiatus — mainly Chrome then Opera (Blink) — and TST was a main factor of my switching. Once it's customized to my liking, it's even better:
https://imgur.com/gallery/CdhN4 https://imgur.com/gallery/CdhN4
On a MBP, it looks like the sidebar rests on the side of the screen, embedded. Looks very neat, seamless
- nixonpjoshua1 9y agoWhat settings did you use to get that dark theme on the extension?
- jvzr 9y agoSince the most recent version of TST, the author has added a barebones style, which can be customized at-will thanks to the custom styles textarea in the addon's settings. I've fired up the Browser Toolbox to get all the correct CSS selectors and then customized things to my liking. I've shared a gist on the addon's github issues with a version of my custom styles. I've since added a few things. I could create a new gist if you are interested
- stevenhubertron 9y agoFound the original gist for those interested: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/jvzr/9015c395b2b49e1016692597d6583d25/raw/d88b9ca5144470baf4456be4a52c1917ac06a616/theme.css https://gist.githubusercontent.com/jvzr/9015c395b2b49e101669...
- ghostly_s 9y agoLooks nice, quite similar to my setup. But you seems to also be using a number of customization that aren't possible with the extension alone - curious how you configured the auto-expand on mouseover?
- jvzr 9y agoIndeed! The auto-expand bit is largely done through userChrome.css (someone shared a solution that I've tweaked very lightly, props to the original sharer)