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  1. I made a minimal firefox userStyle with a sidebar. Just when Firefox plans on releasing sidebar tabs.

    But mine uses sidebery which supports tree style tabs.

    Take a look at it:
    github.com/scientiac/scifox

  2. Если ли же вам хочется лишь небольших исправлений в интерфейсе, то рекомендую посмотреть на этот репозиторий github.com/MrOtherGuy/firefox-

    Например, я пользуюсь стилем, который перемещает иконку закрытия вкладки на фавикон.

    О том как настроить Firefox для таких манипуляций и разрабатывать стили: reddit.com/r/FirefoxCSS/wiki/i

    #userchrome

  3. Если вы впервые слышите о #userchrome в Firefox, то посмотрите, что умельцы с помощью него делают: firefoxcss-store.github.io

    Скучаете по Windows 95? Нравится дизайн Safari или Arc? Легко!

  4. Не устраивает узкая адресная строка в Firefox? Не беда, исправляется одной строчкой #userchrome

    #urlbar[open] { width: 80vw !important; }

  5. I think my #userChrome.css for #firefox is done now. I am pretty content with how it looks. Not stealing screen estate as it did before.

    If anyone want to do it themselves I'll attach my userChrome.

    Basically here is what you do...

    Enable userChrome.css customizations in latest Firefox versions:
    Open about:config
    Set toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets = true

    Find menu item ID:
    Open developer tools (F12)
    Open the settings (F1)
    Check "Enable browser chrome and add-on debugging toolboxes"
    Check "Enable remote debugging"
    Open browser debugging (Ctrl-Alt-ShiftI), accept incoming connection
    In the browser debugging click on options button (...) > Disable popup auto-hide
    Open FF context menu
    In the browser debugging use "Inspect Element" to find the victim menu item
    E.g. the CSS selector for option "Copy Link" is:
    #context-copylink

    Create "userChrome.css":
    Open FF profile: Help > Troubleshooting Information > Profile Directory
    Create "chrome" folder
    Create "userChrome.css"
    Hide menu item by adding the found CSS selector to the userChrome.css:
    #context-copylink {
    display: none;
    }

    After adding all the desired menu items restart Firefox

    source:
    superuser.com/questions/1741879/edit-firefoxs-context-menus jaunsmotivs.blogspot.com/2018/08/how-to-remove-option-from-firefox.html

  6. How to fix the suddenly disappeared "close tab" button on mouse hover in #Firefox (apparently from Version 114+, mine is 119):

    Drop this CSS snippet into your userChrome.css:

    .tabbrowser-tab:not([pinned]) .tab-close-button {display: none !important}
    .tabbrowser-tab:not([pinned]):hover .tab-close-button {display: inline-flex !important}

    Source: support.mozilla.org/en-US/ques

    #tabs #closeTabs #usability #browsers #userChrome #css

  7. I think if would get a more users would use it. A good is necessary to attract users (makes sense right?). I know there are customization options but that's too complicated for "normal people". They already have a good design-team so why don't redesign Firefox to match the look of a ? I would love to see that.

  8. I know that the changes for Firefox is from 2019, but it is still relevant, that Mozilla hides more and more customization options from users...

    my short article about

    Firefox: How to enable userChrome and userContent CSS files? (Linux)

    https://parasurv.neocities.org/linux-wiki/firefox-how-to-enable-chrome-content-css.html

    Also works any of the modern forks like LibreWolf or Tor Browser.

    #firefox #userchrome #usercontent #css #customization