4 ms·

You can get rid of the top tab and pretty much everything else by editing the chrome.css files. The problem is updates break it frequently. https://imgur.com/B

by LandR 6y ago

You can get rid of the top tab and pretty much everything else by editing the chrome.css files. The problem is updates break it frequently. https://imgur.com/BPDN1uP https://imgur.com/BPDN1uP The tabs expand on mouse-over: https://imgur.com/7iCYykg https://imgur.com/7iCYykg

deleted 6y ago
[deleted]
eitland 6y ago
> The problem is updates break it frequently. And IIRC they have expressed intent to remove this possibility completely.
- kibwen 6y ago
  Source?
  - bartvk 6y ago
    Isn't it obvious? Since Firefox 69 or so, loading of userChrome.css and userContent.css is turned off by default, and must be explicitly enabled in about:config. Which is where features go to die.