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Tridactyl user for the last few months, it has made my browsing experience so much more pleasurable. I pair it with a custom userChrome.css which removes the t
by approxim8ion 6y ago
Tridactyl user for the last few months, it has made my browsing experience so much more pleasurable.
I pair it with a custom userChrome.css which removes the tab bar (I use 'b' to view and access tabs whenever I need them), affording me more vertical real-estate.
My only gripe was that the search navigation with C-g(?) was very clunky and painful so I unbound C-f and it works just fine now. I'm sure that's a matter of personal preference, though.
- leonixyz 6y agocan you please share details about your setup? for example, can you share the content of the userChrome.css and the trydactyl configuration needed to bind 'b' with the toggle action?
- bovine3dom 6y agob is the default bind for filtering and selecting tabs, so no configuration is needed there. We offer some help with userchrome via `:guiset` which I personally use, but you should beware that Mozilla break it fairly often (maybe once every 6 months) with updates.
- approxim8ion 6y agoAs bovine3dom has mentioned already, b is the default keybind. For userChrome, I use https://github.com/MrOtherGuy/firefox-csshacks/blob/master/chrome/hide_tabs_toolbar.css https://github.com/MrOtherGuy/firefox-csshacks/blob/master/c... Not my GitHub, but incredibly useful repo for all kinds of userChrome shenanigans. Personally I keep it to a minimum (literally just this hack) so that I have less stuff to look at if an update breaks something.