I ended up with following file, which decreases bookmark menu spacing, and tweaks the tab bar design (which decreases its height and makes it look almost like before the update). has some suggestions for what to put in there, aimed at achieving pre-FF-98 look (among other things). In that directory, create a directory called chrome, and in it create file userChrome.css.
Open the profile folder: in about:support, find the row called Profile Folder and click Open Folder next to it. Check this for detailed instructions, but in short: In the Internet Explorer browser: click View click Source. To see what web source code looks like, go to any web page on the Internet. For this module, we will be predominantly using XHTML and CSS coding. It can change the tab colors, but I didn't have to use it for this purpose: I have FF theme set to 'System' and the system theme I'm using paints the inactive tabs (and the rest of the top bar) black even after the update to FF 89.īoth can be fixed. CSS are style sheets that describe the web page colors, fonts, and more. A more long-term solution is to use userChrome.css. By definition, red0deg360deg, with the other colors spread around the circle, so green120deg, blue240deg, etc. This extension supply the CSS property only in Firefox browser. Some of them are discussed below: Method 1: This method uses Mozilla specific extension to add CSS property. Target the Firefox browser with CSS in many ways.
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