– a separate downloads window (as opposed to the damn built-in pop-up) It’s not up to us.Īlso, saying that Firefox 57 “is going to turn out well” just because of your userChrome.css is a bit of an overstatement, don’t you think? I’ll show you why. We should pressure them to do something about weak ass WebExtensions instead of fiddling ourselves. Again, I don’t get how people can put up with fiddling when Mozilla has removed far more comfortable options just hours before. Updates are released regularly by Aris that's good not only for new functionality that may get introduced through tweaks, but also to keep the styles compatible with new Firefox truly impressed… I am not attempting to diminish your work in any way, as it’s better than nothing obviously, but you should be aware that most of the stuff you posted could be done within CTR with five clicks or so before. Existing Firefox users may find it useful, especially if they have used Classic Theme Restorer or a comparable add-on until now. Closing WordsĬustom CSS for Fx offers plenty of interface modifications for Firefox 57's interface that cannot be done using extensions or using built-in features. It imports CSS files, and it is up to you to enable or disable those.Ī list of suggested native interface tweaks and about:config tweaks are provided as well by the project to modify Firefox's appearance further. The userContent.css file uses the same layout. The latter requires some knowledge of CSS however. Either enable them and check them out directly, or open the CSS file that gets loaded to find out what they do.
Others are not, but you have two options when it comes to these. Modify searchbar, context menus, icons, and other toolbars.Tabs appearance (style, toolbar position for instance below toolbars (read: tabs not on top), tab titles, icons, and more.Application/hamburger button in Firefox titlebar (Windows only).Application/hamburger button on navigation toolbar.Custom back and forward buttons appearance.Other button settings (Forward button hide, back and forward buttons separated history popups, zoom buttons hide reset).Old bookmarks toolbar button appearance.Change bookmarks menu and popup appearance.Here is the list of tweaks that is available right now: Similarly, you remove /* in front and */ at the back to enable a tweak. You unload tweaks by adding /* in front of the line and */ at the back. What you need to do is go through the listing one section at a time to determine which of the available tweaks you'd like enabled in Firefox. Lines that begin with /* are commented out and the CSS files they link to are not imported because of that. This is done to keep the main userChrome.css tidy and make it easier for users of Firefox to modify it. The file uses the command to import the actual CSS styles from CSS files. Open the userChrome.css file in a plain text editor.
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