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I alter FF to put the close button at the end of the tab bar in one fixed location. (it's an about:config option) I like that it doesn't move, mimics the OS Wi
by 51Cards 16y ago
I alter FF to put the close button at the end of the tab bar in one fixed location. (it's an about:config option) I like that it doesn't move, mimics the OS Window-close mouse movement (in Windows) but MOST importantly, I think it's a complete waste of space to have an X on every tab.
- rradu 16y agoI had that for FF 3, but now that the tabs are on top it just feels a lot more like Chrome where I'm used to having it on each tab, so I've moved them back on the tabs. Btw, the relevant option in about:config is "browser.tabs.closeButtons" Values... 0 - One close button only on the active tab. 1 - Each tabs has its own close button (default) 2 - Removes all close buttons (no close button, right click to select option to close the tab). 3 - Display a single close button at the end of the tab strip bar.
- koenigdavidmj 16y agoYou can also middle click the tab to close it.