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You can still style every aspect of the UI by editing a userChrome.css in your profile folder, and enabling some setting. This is hidden and undocumented becau
by rozab 4y ago
You can still style every aspect of the UI by editing a userChrome.css in your profile folder, and enabling some setting.
This is hidden and undocumented because Mozilla now have a terrible attitude towards users.
- yamtaddle 4y agoAh, cool. I do miss the days of using easy-to-install themes to stick with older UI if I didn't like the direction the UI was going (Firebird 0.7 FTW—though the Firefox 1.5 UI was pretty good too) but it's nice the functionality's still kinda there, if not the ease of use. [EDIT] I'm not up on this stuff in FF because it's my minutes-a-week secondary (read: for non-Apple operating systems) browser, and hasn't been my hours-a-week primary browser for nearly a decade, so I don't bother to customize it much anymore, but it is nice knowing some stuff I used to like about it is still there in case I ever go back to using it as my primary.
- Georgelemental 4y agoI use this feature, but I don't mind that it's hidden because there are no stability guarantees for such themes, new versions of Firefox can and do break them.