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Community => Non-audio hobbies and interests => The IT Crowd => Topic started by: FullRangeMan on 25 May 2018, 12:02 am
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With the new 64bits versions of Firefox Quantum V58 and higher tabs are no more below the address line and favorites bar, Mozilla will no fix it, the only solution is the css file that I will depict below:
1- Click Open Menu
2- Click Help
3- Click Troubleshooting Information
4- Click Open Folder
5- Click New Item/Folder
6- Name the folder as chrome
7- Click New Item/New Document
8- Name file as userChrome.css
9- Put this data in the file:
For best results, show Title Bar or Menu Bar */
#nav-bar { /* main toolbar */
-moz-box-ordinal-group: 1 !important;
border-top-width: 0 !important;
}
#PersonalToolbar { /* bookmarks toolbar */
-moz-box-ordinal-group: 2 !important;
}
#TabsToolbar { /* tab bar */
-moz-box-ordinal-group: 3 !important;
}
10- Restart Firefox, Enjoy.
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As a Firefox user I find this post and suggested change of interest, but with all due respect have to check one thing which appears to me as if it may be an error. In steps #6 and 8 you reference folder and file names incorporating 'Chrome', is that correct or should that be Firefox? Sorry for questioning but wanted to be sure, I really appreciate your suggested solution and support! TIA
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As a Firefox user I find this post and suggested change of interest, but with all due respect have to check one thing which appears to me as if it may be an error. In steps #6 and 8 you reference folder and file names incorporating 'Chrome', is that correct or should that be Firefox? Sorry for questioning but wanted to be sure, I really appreciate your suggested solution and support! TIA
The correct is chrome indeed, it is refered in Firefox inside programs as chrome, so it cant be changed.
It was no intend reference to the Chrome browser from Google, Firefox already used this folder name at many years, long before google had a web browser so came google and use the same name, Mozilla cant do anything as google is a giant bigger than FB.
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The correct is chrome indeed, it is refered in Firefox inside programs as chrome, so it cant be changed.
It was no intend reference to the Chrome browser from Google, Firefox already used this folder name at many years, long before google had a web browser so came google and use the same name, Mozilla cant do anything as google is a giant bigger than FB.
Thanks very much for the detailed explanation and confirmation! :thumb: Gave it a try and it worked exactly as you described, although I ultimately preferred the appearance of the default layout. Easy enough to try and then I just deleted the .css file to return to the original display format. Thanks again for sharing your web browser expertise!
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step 4 click open folder
Cannot find this button anywhere?
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step 4 click open folder
Cannot find this button anywhere?
At the 8th line in my FF V60.0.1
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step 4 click open folder
Cannot find this button anywhere?
It's a button on the Troubleshooting Information tab opened in step 3, in the Application Basics table row titled Profile Folder.