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I created a userChrome.css file (including the aforementioned snippets + the namespace line on top) and put it into the folder that Firefox tells me is my profi

I created a userChrome.css file (including the aforementioned snippets + the namespace line on top) and put it into the folder that Firefox tells me is my profile folder - still see the tabs on top though (Mac OS Mojave - FF - Quantum) - any ideas what could be the issue? I did restart firefox.

quietbritishjim 8y ago
It needs to go into the "chrome" subdirectory of your profile directory. Usually this doesn't exist so you'll have to create it yourself.
- kamakazizuru 8y ago
  thanks that helped! the RYG buttons of Mac now overlap with back reload etc - but I guess I can tweak the CSS to make that fit. Thanks again!
  - wwright 8y ago
    I had an issue with the coloration on top of that, so I elected to turn the regular system title bar back on. That perfected it for me.
    - kamakazizuru 8y ago
      how did you do that?
      - mason55 8y ago
        Right click on the navigation area and choose "Customize..." In the bottom left is a checkbox labeled "Title Bar"
  - drcharris 8y ago
    Use this CSS #nav-bar-customization-target { padding-left: 65px; }
ttsda 8y ago
I was having problems with most userChrome.css I found on FF Dev Edition on Mac OS. Eventually found this repo with some pretty good ones: https://github.com/Timvde/UserChrome-Tweaks/tree/master/tabs https://github.com/Timvde/UserChrome-Tweaks/tree/master/tabs Here's what I've got: https://gist.github.com/tiagoad/c85f9752033b1d78d23c5bae73733730 https://gist.github.com/tiagoad/c85f9752033b1d78d23c5bae7373...