Closed Mugsy323 closed 6 years ago
Open about:support > Profile Folder > Open Folder
(Now you see your profile folder)
Create a new folder called chrome
there, if there is none.
Now extract the zip file there.
Done.
The instruction a clear on that one (see 1-3). https://github.com/Aris-t2/CustomCSSforFx/#where-to-find-firefox-profile-folder-and-what-is-the-correct-location-for-user-styles
Thanks. Steps 2 & 3 being under "MacOS" threw me.
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Open about:support > Profile Folder > Open Folder (Now you see your profile folder) Create a new folder called chrome there, if there is none. Now extract the zip file there. Done.
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The instructions for "CustomCSSfor Fx" say I must edit my userChrome.css and userContent.css files located among the Profiles for Firefox (reached using Shift+F2).
No such files exist anywhere within my Firefox (v57) Profiles. Plenty of other css files, but not those two.
I downloaded the zip (which I found contains files by that name), but the instructions don't say exactly where they should be placed (I tried ".\skin\classic\" but it had no effect.)
Is every copy of Firefox supposed to already have these two css files? Apparently, some of us don't.