Closed fredrikhl closed 6 years ago
They are already styled with reduced opacity (and can be restyled with custom CSS), aren't they?
Here an example:
.tab.discarded {
font-style: italic;
}
Huh, is this an issue with FF56, maybe? Applying text-changes to the .tab.discarded
class does not seem to have any effect…
Hah, could be :) Thankfully FF57 releases tomorrow :D
@fredrikhl Are you using Tab Center 0.5.3? You can check this by clicking on the gear icon next to the search box.
Sorry, been out of the office, so I haven't been able to check.
So, Tab Center Redux was listed as version 0.5.4 now, so I assume I was using 0.5.3. I installed this addon after 0.5.3 was committed in the logs, at least, and have automatic updates checked.
I did however restart Firefox now, entering the post-quantum world, and the tabs are greyed out, the icons transparent, and my custom style (.tab.discarded { font-style: italic; }
) was immediately applied.
So this is either a Firefox version issue, or something changed in 0.5.4… Either way, this issue should probably be closed, unless you're aiming for pre-FF57 support.
Oh indeed! I always forget that people use other browsers than nightly :)
Yes this was added in Bug #1377733 which is now live on 57.
I believe we can close this now, thank you for the report anyway!
Any possible way to enable .tab.discarded on firefox 56? This styling works in Quantum but not in previous version. This is very distressing.
No, it needs Firefox 57.
I'm coming over from Tab Tree on FF56 to this tab module.
The feature I'm missing the most from Tab Tree in tabcenter-redux, is the ability to highlight tabs that have not been loaded (e.g. after a restart). This allows me to easily identify unvisited tabs that may just be hanging around, and that I really don't need anymore.